Is NewsCorp slowly regaining its stability?
News Corporation plans on naming a new general counsel amid the tumultuous legal trouble it has encountered over its infamous...
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RIM's board set to give CEOs the boot
Research in Motion (RIM), which experienced a rough 2011, is turning over a new leaf at the end of this month but this change may...
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What is the top compliance challenge for 2012?
Compliance has taken an interesting twist this year as the provisions of Dodd-Frank managed to sink their regulatory tentacles...
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Trends show boards improving governance
The increased focus on executive compensation has resulted in a number of changes at publicly traded companies in 2011. Equilar...
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Avoiding disaster: Audit committee 2012 survival checklist
With large-scale audit failures and the integrity of financial statements being called into question it seems that the...
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A corporate secretary's governance wish list
Whether it’s a slew of whistleblowers coming forward about corporate misdeeds or billions missing from clients and firm balance...
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Do women on boards improve governance?
Can the gender of board members make a difference to how a company is run? There is a growing body of evidence that suggests...
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What's new in December?
Women in corporate circles have had a pretty good year in 2011. There are now 15 women serving as CEOs of Fortune 500 companies –...
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GCs still need to tag team more often: Poll
While the tumultuous economy has led to a series of changes in the way companies communicate, a new poll from Deloitte suggests...
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Lehman saga continues: a new board is in place
Lehman Brothers Holdings, once the fourth-largest investment bank, said it would start distributing $23 billion in cash to its...
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