Jamie Dimon keeps his dual role at JPMorgan
Jamie Dimon scored a big win at JP Morgan Chase’s annual shareholders meeting, winning a vote to keep the roles of chief executive and chairman at the investment banking behemoth.
New Ruling May Lead to Invalidation of Still More NLRB Decisions
The Supreme Court's likely review of a prior appellate decision could uphold Circuits' stricter definition of recess appointments.
Unlike in Europe, US Retailers Won’t Sign Bangladesh Safety Pact
Companies cite concerns of increased litigation from signing the accord, but aversion to greater labor union power may play a role.
Nell Minow: Four issues that test board responsiveness
GMI Ratings founder Nell Minow discusses four areas she expects investors to pressure corporate boards for change through the end of this year.
Supreme Court cases may impact employers
Two imminent rulings could make retaliation and harassment claims easier to prove.
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Data security a key boardroom concern for 2013: Study
A recent study says data security and IT risk will demand more attention from directors and general counsel in 2013.
Wage-and-hour lawsuits hit record high
Lawsuits filed under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) spiked 10 percent to a record high last year. Here's how companies can avoid them.
No vote results for JPMorgan's dissident shareholders
Voting progress withheld from shareholders calling for chairman and CEO roles to be split.
PCAOB reissues proposed standards for related party accounting
Reissued standards will help auditors differentiate between dubious transactions and legitimate mechanisms for financing or asset sales.
The top five issues facing boards
Boards of directors are facing a mixture of challenges and opportunities as they steer their companies through continuing uncertainty in 2013.
Governance issues often overlooked in pre-IPO planning
New report outlines five critical governance considerations that boards and management should examine in the run-up to an initial public offering.
Irani ouster at Occidental opens path for reforms
The loss of the long-time chairman's board seat reflects investors' revolt against perceived power plays and a call for a new era.
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