Corporate Governance

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Package delivery giant FedEx has filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Commerce seeking a permanent injunction against a requirement that the company enforce certain of the department's...
Blue Apron shares have been absolutely crushed since the company came public in the summer of 2017. It seems that the company has tried everything to stay afloat, now including what some call the...
CEO turnover in the first five months of 2019 has reached a record high.
Blue Apron Holdings shares have been absolutely devastated since the company came public in the summer of 2017. It seems that the company has tried everything to right the boat, and now it is adding...
Tilray shares jumped on Monday after the firm announced that it had signed a letter of intent with its largest stockholder Privateer Holdings.
Kraft Heinz has filed its 2018 annual report and announced the election of a new member to its board of directors.
Uber has finally come public. The analysts gave its solid ratings for the most part, but the IPO performed poorly. Now the management shakeup continues.
Vanguard has broken from its position as a passive investor and started to bear down on the actions of Boeing's board of directors.
FedEx shares saw a bump on Tuesday even though a recent analyst report suggested that the package delivery firm could be hurt by the trade war with China.
With Boeing's share price down nearly 20% in three months, its CEO could lose his job. In a more sweeping move, a large dissident shareholder could move to oust the entire board, along with...
At the annual meeting Wednesday, Exxon shareholders voted down seven shareholder-sponsored proposals, including one to create a board of directors committee on climate change that lost by more 90%.
Bed Bath & Beyond is in the midst of transformational changes to the organization. Now, the retailer is making some big changes at the top — in its board of directors.
Amazon is reportedly on the hunt for office space in Manhattan’s West Side, despite deciding against building a headquarters in Queens.
The Reading Eagle may not be the last paper that survives mostly in name only. The newspaper industry's tragedy is far from over.
Facebook shares dipped on Thursday after the firm announced that it has removed over 3 billion fake accounts from its platform.