Corporate Governance

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After a relationship that had lasted 110 years, GE will replace KPMG as its independent auditing firm beginning next year. Deloitte has been selected as GE's new auditor.
American Airlines is the latest of the major U.S. carriers to raise capital as the industry suffers through its worst crisis ever.
Only a few weeks after beginning to reopen its 800 or so retail stores, Apple has decided to close 11 stores in four states for a second time as COVID-19 cases spike.
An update on its gaming and racing properties helped boost Penn National Gaming shares to close out the week.
T-Mobile dropped a number of announcements this week, including a massive increase in the number of postpaid subscriber additions it expects in the second quarter.
Oil supermajor BP is issuing some $12 billion in new debt as it works to beef up its balance sheet ahead of a second-quarter asset impairment that could go as high as $17.5 billion.
AT&T plans to fire 3,400 technical and clerical workers and close more than 250 stores costing another 1,900 people their jobs. The company may also be trying to sell its gaming division and is...
The European Commission on Tuesday announced three probes into Apple's requirements for how app developers must pay for in-app purchases and how they are not allowed to offer their apps at different...
Following April's record low turnover rate, the number of CEOs who left their jobs in May rose by 73%. The government/nonprofit sector was especially hard hit.
Among the items on the annual shareholders meeting agenda are the usual proposals. The board also has submitted a new stock incentive plan to replace the existing one that expires next year.
Dunkin' Brands has announced plans to hire a huge number of employees to help with the current unemployment situation in the country.
If analysts are right, Nvidia stock is still a buy, even though shares are trading well above the consensus price target.
Party City has announced that it will be restructuring its debt via an agreement with the current noteholders. Investors seemed to be pleased.
Luckin Coffee shares jumped again on Wednesday, after posting an incredible gain on Tuesday. Is there anything behind this move, or is this just a dead cat bounce?
When the economy went into panic mode and the insta-recession was becoming unavoidable, many major companies and small companies alike began taking immediate action to either maintain strong...