Divide and Conquer? Splitting the Roles of Chair and CEO
Filed in A-Featured & Business & Finance & UK | October 21, 2009
Chris Mallin, author of Corporate Finance, blogs about companies splitting the role of Chair and CEO.
Archive for the 'Business' Category
Jennifer Burns’s Goddess of the Market
Filed in A-Featured & American History & Biography & Business & Economics & Media & Politics | October 15, 2009
An excerpt from Goddess of the Market: Ayn Rand and the American Right.
Three Cheers for the IRS – Really
Filed in A-Featured & Business & Current Events & Economics & Law & Politics | October 5, 2009
Edward Zelinsky applauds the IRS.
Chrome OS:
A Shiny New Model for the Software License?
Filed in A-Featured & Business & Current Events & Law & Technology | July 16, 2009
Douglas E. Phillips looks at Google’s new operating system.
Voting and Corporate Governance:
Having a Say
Filed in A-Featured & Business & Current Events & Finance & UK | July 16, 2009
Chris Mallin writes on voting and corporate governance.
Swine Flu, Telecommuting and New York’s Extraterritorial Taxation
of Nonresidents’ Incomes
Filed in A-Featured & Business & Law & Politics | May 4, 2009
Edward Zelinsky argues that Swine Flu is just another reason workers should not be penalized for working from home.
Paying a Lawyer
Filed in A-Editor's Picks & A-Featured & Business & Law | May 1, 2009
How do lawyers get paid?
BitTorrent: Legal Nightmare or Future Business Model?
Filed in A-Editor's Picks & A-Featured & Business & Current Events & Film & Law & Media & Music & Technology | April 17, 2009
A look at a BitTorrent ruling in Sweden.
Gray Markets and Globalization
Filed in A-Featured & Business & Law | April 16, 2009
David Sugden explains technology’s impact on the gray and black markets.
Say on Pay
Filed in A-Featured & Business & Current Events & Economics & UK | April 8, 2009
Corporate Governance author Chris Mallin writes about recent calls for more ’say on pay’ in the US.
