Messaging delivered in an IPO or transaction of any type sets the tone for the long term and must be carefully crafted.
Proposed rule changes would pressure proxy advisory firms to take a more management-friendly stance in their reports and vote recommendations.
No longer content to be silent bystanders, these growing categories of investors are demanding more outreach from IR pros and CFOs.
Changes in executive pay, the departure of its CFO, and almost $30 billion of cash obligations may be warning signs for Netflix's valuation outlook.
Board diversity, corporate culture, and sexual harassment will be among the key discussion topics for corporate directors next year.
The rise of "crossover investors" — institutional investors that fund private start-ups — blurs the line between public and private companies.
The increasingly popular method of buying back shares creates an immediate EPS boost that serves to help managers secure bonuses, study suggests.
Earnings management tends to occur not when a company is getting little or a lot of attention, but rather when it's in the middle of those extremes.
Corporate executives and activist shareholders rarely see eye to eye, but an attorney for the latter says activists can help improve company performance.
Among a number of capital-raising experiments, some companies are seeking investors for specific projects.
No, there are simply big banks that get federal subsidies and small banks and nonbanks that don't, thanks to regulatory favoritism: Opinion.
Institutional investors lean on retailers to disclose people metrics and plan to take on other industries. But how useful will the information prove to be?
