Corporate Governance
The Delaware Court of Chancery found much to fault in the actions of the directors, but nonetheless said there was no breach of fiduciary duty.
Many traditionalist institutional investors are now either more or less “activist” investors or will support activist factions. Companies need to […]
Public companies are now required to disclose their cyber-security preparations, plans and vulnerabilities, but SEC guidance has made it clear […]
Sometime in the 1980s, the idea that the primary purpose of a corporation is to maximize shareholder value began to take hold…
A coalition of institutional investors representing trillions of dollars in assets released a report documenting…
Creating a due diligence program for vendors/suppliers can minimize risk, though it’s a complicated process reliant on specific circumstances. Michael […]
Unions may organize groups of employees in a single workplace, creating “micro” bargaining units, after the U.S. Court of Appeals […]
As of October 16, telemarketers must receive “prior express written consent” before making prerecorded calls to residential telephone lines or […]
Officials of CalPERS, the California Public Employees’ Retirement System, met in person last week with SEC chair Mary Jo White […]
With more high-stakes cases being filed, the question of who pays…
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