The disruption at the Sasol AGM overshadowed an exciting initiative by two major institutional investors
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Alibaba founder Jack Ma and Foxconn chair Terry Gou find China is a difficult neighbourhood
A proposed amendment to the Companies Act is the best option to curb unintended generosity
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From McKinsey to the Catholic church, absolution undermines accountability
Did Van Dijk himself think he was really earning his exorbitant rewards?
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No executive will work for only the guaranteed portion of a package
The retailer is the latest firm to push the boundaries of belief with its insistence that Nigel Payne — already 16 years on the board — be re-elected as an ...
With regulators on one side and angry clients on the other, banks have to balance suspicion and reputational risk
Too many companies are still keeping shareholders at arm’s length with virtual AGMs
Swartz must perform a delicate balancing act as CEO and chair of the guild
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It’s easy for opinion to become a plot
The world sends Africa hot air — from its factories and talk shops