…overwhelming effect of stock buybacks (vs dividends). Buybacks are a massive tax dodge for shareholders.     Imagine Megacorp wants to transfer a billion dollars to its shareholders (notably including…

…As You Sow evaluated CEO pay at S&P 500 companies. The nonprofit used data to compute what CEO pay would be assuming such pay is related to cumulative shareholder return….

…I and some other residents impacted by the derailment attended Norfolk Southern’s annual shareholder meeting. We were there not at the request of the company, but thanks to shareholder activists…

…Albertsons shareholders payable Nov. 7. A move the companies explained would commensurately reduce the price Kroger pays for Albertsons to $27.25 a share. If you shop (or used to shop)…

…compared to a group of 24 peer companies.”  If shareholder return is the metric used to judge executive performance, stock buybacks become an executive’s most valued tool. What CEO could…

…well underway, said Bob Hockett, a Cornell University law professor and senior counsel at investment firm Westwood Capital. “They are rapidly turning the government into something more like a shareholder-controlled…

…Berger and Grossman, LLP and president of the National Association of Shareholder and Consumer Attorneys. “Fund managers knew that if a foreign company they invested in committed fraud, corporate governance…

…of the others. money. n. 1. A technology or methodology based on arbitrary “monetary” units of account, first employed ca. 3000–2500 BCE for tallying up the value of diverse ownership claims…

…and measurable), in accounting terms. The market-cap value of all firms, for instance, is an asset on the household-sector balance sheet. We can think of the firms’ sector as a…

…have the label on your clothing. Visited the Flag Ship REI store in Denver. Pretty impressive. If a camper or backpacker, the experience is like going to the Sears Christmas…