ANN CROTTY: Company governance regulations have achieved little
Ticking the boxes required by the King report hasn’t prevented corporate collapses, because enforcement is lacking
ANN CROTTY: How Ireland went from sick man to rich man
But the Irish have to pay for the privilege of living in a wealthy country
ANN CROTTY: How to forfeit $55.8bn
Reports of the billionaire’s drug use suggest he has gone from maverick to feral — as has governance at Tesla
ANN CROTTY: Good intentions open Gates to hell
The Microsoft co-founder’s foundation might not be such a knight in shining armour
ANN CROTTY: Time for a state capture inquiry in Britain
UK’s Post Office scandal exposes Britannia’s rule
ANN CROTTY: Who do we call? Corruption Busters
A US government department is South Africa’s good friend when it comes to our crooks
ANN CROTTY: We need an Economic Firefighters party
If only we had a government one-tenth as efficient and committed as the people who fight wildfires in the Cape
ANN CROTTY: Saica not invested in investigating
Saica crows about a survey that ranked local CAs as the most trusted in eight countries — but it’s a hollow achievement
ANN CROTTY: Will the IOU for slavery ever be paid?
Trillions in compensation may be far off, but carbon taxes will come soon
ANN CROTTY: Spar’s whodunnit needs a sequel
The retailer’s financial statements read like a crime mystery, but there may never be a courtroom denouement
ANN CROTTY: Ireland needs a radical overhaul, not a censorship plan
Years of lack of investment in the police force lie behind the riots in Dublin, and tighter control is not the answer
ANN CROTTY: Behind the Sasol AGM cancellation
The disruption at the Sasol AGM overshadowed an exciting initiative by two major institutional investors
ANN CROTTY: Is AI the right thing for annual reports?
Artificial intelligence to write annual reports? It might just work
ANN CROTTY: Cattle class conflict
Airlines are their own worst enemy when it comes to discouraging customers from taking to the skies
ANN CROTTY: China’s Xi Jinping is staying tough with tycoons
Alibaba founder Jack Ma and Foxconn chair Terry Gou find China is a difficult neighbourhood
ANN CROTTY: No simple solution to the executive pay problem
A proposed amendment to the Companies Act is the best option to curb unintended generosity
ANN CROTTY: Allow the best in South Africa to flourish
There are many good things here — just keep the ANC away
ANN CROTTY: Keep contrite and carry on
From McKinsey to the Catholic church, absolution undermines accountability
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