#Corporate Governance
Total 37 articles
Two days before trial, Elon Musk texted OpenAI's Greg Brockman warning he and Sam Altman would become "the most hated men in America." The judge ruled it inadmissible — but the damage to Musk's narrative may already be done.
Toyota Group and activist investor Elliott clash over Toyota Industries buyout, representing two competing visions for corporate reform in Japan.
Trump threatens Netflix over Susan Rice's board position, linking it to the company's $72B Warner Bros. Discovery acquisition under DOJ review.
PRISM by Liabooks
Place your ad in this space
[email protected]
SpaceX's private city Starbase seeks to establish municipal court, raising questions about corporate governance and democratic accountability in modern America.
Son of EssilorLuxottica founder plans to buy siblings' Delfin stakes in €100B eyewear empire succession war
Nestlé proposes Thomas Jordan, former Swiss National Bank chief, for its board of directors. What does this central banker-to-corporate pipeline reveal about modern finance?
Bank investigations reveal secret investment structures behind Adani Group's rise. Complex offshore entities and hidden associates challenge the transparency of one of Asia's largest conglomerates.
PRISM by Liabooks
Place your ad in this space
[email protected]
Thomas Pritzker's resignation as Hyatt executive chairman highlights the growing tension between personal conduct and corporate governance in the ESG era.
Analysis of 524 S&P 1500 companies over 17 years reveals women board members have opposite effects depending on company performance - boosting innovation when thriving, prioritizing stability when struggling.
ChatGPT maker OpenAI removed 'safely' from its mission statement while transforming from nonprofit to profit-focused company, signaling a shift in priorities amid safety lawsuits.
Newly released DOJ files reveal Jeffrey Epstein's behind-the-scenes role in Elon Musk's failed 2018 Tesla privatization attempt, from Saudi funding to board recommendations.
PRISM by Liabooks
Place your ad in this space
[email protected]
Jeffrey Epstein's $100 million payment to Les Wexner reveals the hidden costs of mixing personal relationships with corporate governance in retail empires.
