Say on Pay
Corporate Governance author Chris Mallin writes about recent calls for more ‘say on pay’ in the US.
Corporate Governance author Chris Mallin writes about recent calls for more ‘say on pay’ in the US.
Edward Zelinsky looks closely at Obama’s budget.
Ammon Shea looks at the role of interns.
Elvin Lim wonders if, “decades after we have weathered the current crisis, we will still be debating whether or not what Obama did helped or worsened the problem.”
Michelle looks at life on the editorial side.
Elvin Lim looks at the AIG bonuses.
A look at the best baseball training site.
Professor Chris Mallin highlights the volume of rights issues coming to the market and the corporate governance implications for investors, both institutional and private.
Will the economy effect the baseball spring training business model?
Zelinsky responds to President Obama’s recent endorsement of the Employee Free Choice Act which would eliminate the legal requirement of a secret ballot vote before workers unionize. Zelinsky argues that Democrats and Republicans alike should simultaneously affirm Americans’ right as shareholders to vote on matters of corporate policy including managerial compensation and Americans’ right as workers to vote whether to belong to a union. At the most basic level, the secret ballot is the American way.
A look at the beginning of the Cactus League.
Bob Tricker offers a controversial solution to the regulation of corporate entities and the role of auditors.
David Bach explains seven guidelines for successful retirement planning.
Creating a financial plan that will really work.
Elvin Lim looks at the economic stimulus package.
Ammon Shea looks at bonuses.