Travers sues former IR unit
Travers Collins, the Buffalo, New York-based PR and marketing firm, is taking its former IR unit to court after five employees...
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Regulation Archive
Bad news day for HP
Hewlett-Packard got some stick for its third quarter results announcement, which included the news it would buy Autonomy for $11.7...
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In gods we trust
As a precocious schoolchild, I tried to sketch a family tree for the Greek gods. With the complicated family life of the Olympians...
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ABI in diversity warning
UK investors have called on companies to improve the level of disclosure they make about board diversity.The demand appears in a...
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UK floats binding vote on pay
UK companies could face a binding vote on executive compensation under new proposals outlined by the government yesterday.Vince...
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Kay Review targets short-termism
Short-term decision-making by companies and investors will come under scrutiny in a review of UK equity markets launched last week...
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SEC will not challenge proxy access verdict
The SEC has confirmed it will not challenge the decision of an appeals court that struck down the commission’s proxy access rule...
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FRC backtracks on proposal to scrap print reports
Investors have pressured the Financial Reporting Council into scrapping a proposal that would have allowed UK companies to stop...
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Autonomy defends US takeover
Mike Lynch, chief executive of Autonomy, has defended the takeover of UK companies by US buyers.Lynch and the rest of Autonomy’s...
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Ken Morrison fined £210,000 for not disclosing share sales
Ken Morrison, the former chairman of Wm Morrison Supermarkets, has been handed a hefty fine by the UK financial watchdog for his...
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