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Dispute between between Politan Capital and Masimo Corp has erupted at a crucial time in activist investing
The company is not moving with the times when it comes to corporate governance best practice
Move to limit risk of repeat of collapses that have cost UK households billions of pounds
Anger among transparency campaigners as court finds access to data on corporate ownership interferes with right to privacy
French care home group’s restructuring plan likely to be the first of many that will test new bankruptcy rules
Financial impact of proposals to make large companies hire two sets of auditors has risen fivefold
Red Bull appears wiser than Tyson Foods in deciding how to hand power to the next generation
John Ray criticises ‘absence of trustworthy financial information’ at sprawling digital assets group
Shareholders elect Mike Cannon-Brookes nominees at energy company AGL
John Randal Tyson charged with public intoxication and trespassing after he was found asleep in woman’s bed
FRC chair Sir Jan du Plessis warns shake-up may boost ‘comfort of private equity’ for companies
The war in Ukraine and new developments in artificial intelligence highlight advances in cyber defence. Plus: how organisations should prepare and respond to breaches; and, is cyber insurance worth the money?
Leaders need to be alive to growing threats and tighter regulations
Reliance on platforms and a concentration of providers leave institutions at risk
Attacks are inevitable so preparation is key to limiting damage
Shareholder engagement can be improved — but directors cannot regard investors as an inconvenience
EY-Cranfield report raises new concerns that not enough is being done to bring through women in management roles
Report highlights blurring of responsibilities that is creating unnecessary distractions for boards
New regulation on pay transparency in the US should force openness in other areas too
BlackRock and Vanguard want to give ordinary investors a say
UK pilot by $8tn asset manager signals ‘revolution in shareholder democracy’, says chief executive Larry Fink
Boards cushion stock falls by removing performance goals and replacing options with shares
Japanese group promotes German executive Stefan Kaufmann to top job
Pension funds accuse German carmaker of failing to disclose details of lobbying via trade associations
Seven directors step down under pressure from justice department lawyers on ‘interlocking directorships’
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