Corporate Governance

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Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger have just handed themselves an open checkbook that can be used for buying back Berkshire Hathaway stock any time and arguably for any price or reason.
Former Papa John's CEO, John Schnatter, owns 30% of the company, but it is not clear what that gets him because it is still a minority interest.
The CEO of Texas Instruments has resigned, Boeing sets deal to build Air Force One, Google faces massive fine from the European Union, and other important business headlines.
Papa John's International says it plans to examine its diversity policies. It can start with its senior management, which includes just one woman.
Papa John's founder John Schnatter told a Kentucky radio station that he was goaded into making a racially insensitive remark during a conference call with the firm's media agency. That hasn't...
The U.S. Department of Justice wants to undo the AT&T buyout of Time Warner, a deal that is already done. The Justice Department tried this before the deal closed and was unsuccessful.
Papa John's is once more being taken to task for comments from founder, chair and former CEO John Schnatter. The company's board should send him packing sooner rather than later.
The SEC has filed fraud charges against a second defendant in connection with a scheme to manipulate the price of Fitbit securities through false regulatory filings.
In June 2018, 90 CEOs left their jobs, according to the latest report from outplacement firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas.
Lowe’s shares saw a nice bounce on Tuesday after the company announced that it would be restructuring its upper level management team.
The SEC has announced that Credit Suisse will pay roughly $30 million to resolve charges of violating the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.
Micron Technology announced a temporary Chinese ban on a patent infringement lawsuit. Micron’s shares dropped on Tuesday as a result but they have bounced back in Thursday’s session.
The SEC has charged two men alleged to have profited from illegal sales of stock of a company claiming to have a blockchain-related business.
Campbell Soup shares saw a nice bounce on Tuesday after activist investor Dan Loeb was said to be shaking things up.
Energy infrastructure and distribution company Sempra announced this morning that it plans to sell all its U.S. solar and wind interests as the company focuses more on it regulated businesses and its...