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  • Activist Investors Urge eBay to Restructure（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Privacy Woes Mount For Tech Giants（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Moonves Demands Hearing For $120 Million Severance（The New York Times)

  • MOONVES SEEKS HALTED $120M PAYOUT FROM CBS（Financial Times)

  • Top Investor Says C.E.O.s Can Bridge Global Rift（The New York Times)

  • Slow Gains for Women for Minorities on U.S.Boards（The New York Times)

  • JP MORGAN CEO GETS RECORD PAY（The Wall Street Journal)

  • SEARS GETS LAST MINUTE REPRIEVE（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Shutdown Helps Proxy Intiatives（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Apple Wins a Qualcomm Paten Flight（The Wall Street Journal)

  • CRISIS FOR GOLDMAN SACHS IN MALAYSIA'S AGONY（The New York Times)

  • PG&E CHIEF IS AMID WILDFIRE LIABILITY（The New York Times)

  • Be tougher on climate change, Fink urged（Financial Times)

  • Alphabet Sues Over Exit Deal for Accused Executive（The New York Times)

  • Female Economists Push for a #MeToo Reckoning（The New York Times)

  • Mondelez sues insure for refusing to pay out after crippling cyber attack（Financial Times)

  • Activist Sherborne Seeks Barclays Board Vote（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Activist Starboard Is Right- Dollar Tree Needs Pruning（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Activist Elliott Makes Bid for QEP（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Sears Is Running Out of Time to Stay Alive（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Activist Bramson to seek shareholder backing for bid to join Barclays board（Financial Times)

  • Proxy films must address trust deficit urgently（Financial Times)

  • Activist Seeks Change at Dollar Tree（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Elliott-backed lender wins UK bank license（Financial Times)

  • Activist Loeb Logs Worst Loss Since 2008（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Activist Elliott charts course in private equity（Financial Times)

  • Did Troubles Clip Wings Of Big Tech? Not Just Yet（The New York Times)

  • What 5G Will Mean When It Arrives This Year（The New York Times)

  • Mutual Funds Takes Role of Activist（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Amazon to Bulk Up Whole Foods Chain（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Brexit: Where the Job Are Heading（The Wall Street Journal)

  • UBS Settles Libor Claims（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Why privacy At Facebook Is Eyed Anew By the F.T.C.（The New York Times)

  • Facebook puts growth over governance（Financial Times)

  • Facebook Closes 5 Accounts That Adopted Russian Tactics（The New York Times)

  • Campbell Names Mark Clause as CEO（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Ten arrests made in Denske scandal（Financial Times)

  • Facebook Criticized For Betraying Usersf Data（The New York Times)

  • CBS Foots Legal Bills For Moonves（The New York Times)

  • Facebook Offered Users privacy Wall, Then Let tech Giants Around It（The New York Times)

  • Facebook,Google Under New Scrutiny（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Barclay Is Fined Over Whistleblower Pursuit（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Facebook Pledges More User Protection（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Activists Detail Plans For EQT（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Goldman Ignored Warnings On 1MDB（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Regulator Says Glencore Hid Risks（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Google chief Visits Congress.Bubbles Collide（The New York Times)

  • More women needed on company boards, says USS（Financial Times)

  • Audit watchdog faulted for stand on harassment（Financial Times)

  • Caterpillar Puts CEO in Charge of Board（The Wall Street Journal)

  • CBS Made Secret Deal With Actress Over Abuse（The New York Times)

  • GM CEO Takes Heat Over Cuts（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Elliott Can't Pick Fight on Pernod（The Wall Street Journal)

  • US activist investor's E1bn stake in Pernod Ricard puts France en garde（Financial Times)

  • Harassment Claims Still Bring Retaliation（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Dozens of Big Four partners in Britain fired for bullying sexual misdeeds（Financial Times)

  • Climate Change Emerges From the Shadows（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Chinese Court Sides With Qualcomm in Patent Battle With Apple（The New York Times)

  • Activist Elliott joins forces to buy Travelport（Financial Times)

  • CBS Report On Moonves Cites Failure Of Oversight（The New York Times)

  • Ethical issues at core of Norway fundfs strategy（Financial Times)

  • Scandal shows value of holistic approach（Financial Times)

  • Investors increasing use the UN goals as a guide for ESG,impact and ethical investments（Financial Times)

  • Every Company Is Now a Tech Company（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Volkswagen faces a year of reckoning（Financial Times)

  • Pensions time-bomb ticks louder（Financial Times)

  • Management Top 250: A ranking of US companies by the Drucker Institute（The Wall Street Journal)

  • France leads the way in gender diversity on boards（Financial Times)

  • Unilever loses chief（Financial Times)

  • Deutsche Bank raided by police probing dirty money allegations（Financial Times)

  • What's Behind G.M.'s Cuts, And Why Trump Is Furious（The New York Times)

  • Zuckerberg Snubs a Multinational Inquiry Into Facebook's Practices（The New York Times)

  • Facebook takes heavy flak from lawmakers（Financial Times)

  • Deutsche Eyes Shaking Up Ranks（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Singapore probes EY's audits for Noble（Financial Times)

  • Campbell and Loeb Settle Rift Over Board（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Campbell And Loeb Are Close To a Deal（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Campbell Soup Nears Truce With an Activist Hedge Fund（The New York Times)

  • Big investors call for crackdown on executive pay（Financial Times)

  • Blackrock takes on the proxy advisers（Financial Times)

  • U.S. CLIMATE STUDY HAS GRIM WARNING OF ECONOMIC RISK（The New York Times)

  • Auditors under fire over tech work（Financial Times)

  • Soros Aide Urges Facebook Review（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Goldman Faces 1MDB Suit（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Whistleblower lambasts UK over corruption（Financial Times)

  • CEO pay votes: US managers at odds with proxy advisers（Financial Times)

  • As the climate turns, ESG powers into mainstream（Financial Times)

  • Whistleblower assists US law enforcers with Danske probe（Financial Times)

  • Facebook Cannot Be Trusted（The New York Times)

  • NYT: Maneuvering For Control Of Campbell Soup Board（The New York Times)

  • Campbell Investors Should Seek a Change（The Wall Street Journal)

  • A Social Media Giant Is Knocked Back on Its Heels（The New York Times)

  • ISS backs Leob's board campaign at Campbell（Financial Times)

  • Delay,Deny,Deflect: How Facebook Leaders Leaned Out in Crisis（The New York Times)

  • Walmart's Flipkart CEO Steps Down（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Goldman on DoJ rack over in scandal（Financial Times)

  • The Quest for Women Directors（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Facebook Didn't Police Use of Data（The New York Times)

  • Investors clash with big business over shareholder rights（Financial Times)

  • Hands up if you like proxy advisers（Financial Times)

  • Tech Veteran Replaces Musk As Board Chief（The New York Times)

  • Google Bows To Demands To Overhaul Abuse Policy（The New York Times)

  • P&G Streamlines Its Management（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Wells Fargo Technology Under Scrutiny（The Wall Street Journal)

  • When Tech Workers raise Their Voices（The New York Times)

  • Maersk family outs Danske chairman（Financial Times)

  • Ex-regulator Dugan New Citi Chairman（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Under Armour Faces #MeToo Moment（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Funds fail to insulate against climate risk（Financial Times)

  • Time to make decision on Norway's $1tn oil fund（Financial Times)

  • Activist Bets on Struggling Deutsche Bank（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Activist Loeb Offers Campbell Useful Advice（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Activist force Bunge board sake-up as group lowers profit outlook（Financial Times)

  • Board Are Stable, Not Diverse（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Justices Appears to Doubt Class-Action Arbitration（The New York Times)

  • Berkshire Hathaway Invests in Fintech（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Campbell Split Proposed（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Bet-the-Company Move' by IBM Chief（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Workers Take Google to Task Over Payouts（The New York Times)

  • Hilton Rises on Ackman Holding（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Wells Fargo Places Two Executives On Leave（The Wall Street Journal)

  • New York Sues Exxon Over Climate Change（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Nestle Investor's Disquiet Grows（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Goldman Partner's Exit Draws Scrutiny of S.E.C.（The New York Times)

  • BlackRock seeks lead role in 'sustainable investing'（Financial Times)

  • Uber chief admits culture needs further improvement（Financial Times)

  • UBS Warns About China Travel After Adviser is Kept From Leaving（The New York Times)

  • A Gender pay Gap Among Entrepreneurs（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Billionaire Activist Rattles Drug Industry（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Executive pay - less is more（Financial Times)

  • Barclays gears up for battle with Bramson（Financial Times)

  • Fujifilm To Pursue Xerox Deal After All（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Tyson CEO Resigns In Surprise Decision（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Investment bank to the rescue at Goldman（Financial Times)

  • #MeToo Reaches Into the Monastery in China（The New York Times)

  • Nobel awarded for climate focus in economics（Pension & Investments)

  • SEC must say no to ESG regulation（Pension & Investments)

  • Low-carbon aim in BlackRock, Waspath tie-up（Financial Times)

  • Anger over vanguard's technical malfunctions（Financial Times)

  • KPMG hit by bank scandal in South Africa（Financial Times)

  • Icahn picks buyback fight with Dell（Financial Times)

  • James Murdock leads race to take Musk's seat as chairman of Tesla（Financial Times)

  • In New Slap at China, U.S.Expands Discretion to Block Foreign Investments（The New York Times)

  • Volkswagen, With a New U.S.Leader, Aims for a Revival（The New York Times)

  • CLIMATE WARNING HITS SILENT WALL ON TRUMP'S DESK（The New York Times)

  • A New CEO Might Be Lurking on the Board（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Activist Elliott Tries Softer Track（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Unilever chief blindsided by investor revolt（Financial Times)

  • GE Stock Price Key to New CEO Pay（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Activist Asks Papa John's for Calm（The Wall Street Journal)

  • CFO flag up concerns over audit shake-up（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Activist Asks Papa John's for Calm（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Adviser rallies investors to vote down Unilever's Dutch move（Financial Times)

  • GE ditches Flannery as chief after shortest tenure in group's history（Financial Times)

  • Rough seas to greet new CIO of CalPERs（Pension & Investors)

  • California Sets Female Board Quota（The Wall Street Journal)

  • At last,US turns up the heat on climate change disclosures（Financial Times)

  • Calstre to double its investment in infrastructure（Financial Times)

  • Chief's exit knocks online trader IG（Financial Times)

  • Petrobras to pay $850m penalties（Financial Times)

  • Calpers CEO Tackles Flurry of Challenges（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Whistleblower quit 'broken' Danske（Financial Times)

  • #MeToo meets the Court（Financial Times)

  • Investors Push Gun Maker（The Wall Street Journal)

  • #MeToo Becomes a Political Ploy（The Wall Street Journal)

  • In Lieu of Higher Wages,Companies Turn to Perks（The New York Times)

  • Co-Founders Of Instagram Are Departing The Company（The New York Times)

  • Sears Chief Offers Plan To Stave Off Bankruptcy（The New York Times)

  • Comcast's Next Test on Sky: Winning Over Shareholders（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Exxon and chevron join climate change group（Financial Times)

  • A #MeToo Clawback（The Wall Street Journal)

  • How Moonves May Yet get $120 Million From CBS（The New York Times)

  • Calpers Woos China Official for Job（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Has bumper growth led to bumper pay for fund managers?（Financial Times)

  • EY rejects call to break up Bib Four（Financial Times)

  • Banker at Goldman Called Its Whistle-Blower Line.Here's What Happened to Him（The New York Times)

  • Activist Investor to Push Change at Cosmetics Seller（The Wall Street Journal)

  • ING scandal topples finance chief（Financial Times)

  • A Chance At Payback In Lawsuits Over Diesel（The New York Times)

  • CBS CHIEF IS OUT AS MORE WOMEN CITE MISCONDUCT（The New York Times)

  • Mercer slams 'unfair' fees for active managers（Financial Times)

  • Focus shift to boards over cyber security（Financial Times)

  • Activist Elliott's demands pile pressure on Hyundai Motor（Financial Times)

  • Telsa shares slide after senior staff depart electric carmaker（Financial Times)

  • Third Point Target Campbell Soup Board（The New York Times)

  • Third Point Aims to Oust Campbell Soup's Full Board（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Moonves moves towards CBS exit（Financial Times)

  • FBI Probes American Express（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Chairman Ryanair faces shareholder protest threat（Financial Times)

  • ING racks up record laundering penalty（Financial Times)

  • WPP Aims for Continuity With CEO Pick（The Wall Street Journal)

  • JD.com CEO Denies Wrongdoing in Arrest（The Wall Street Journal)

  • CalPERs zero in climate,human capital issues（Pensions & Investors)

  • Will Schroders Fane interest in governance values?（Financial Times)

  • In Elon Musk's World Brakes Are for Cars, Not CEOs（The New York Times)

  • At Facebook, Workers Cite Intolerance By Liberals（The New York Times)

  • California Sets Energy Goal: Zero Carbon by 2045（The New York Times)

  • Structural flaws of Big Four love-in with clients（Financial Times)

  • UBS Disclosure Breached Confidentiality（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Head of Noble to step down as investors approve $3.5 bn debt equity swap（Financial Times)

  • Spotlight stays on Musk as dream dies（Financial Times)

  • Norway oil fund advised to stay invested in energy stocks（Financial Times)

  • U.S.Probes Microsoft on Bribery（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Credit Suisse fires two in 2010 sexual assault investigation（Financial Times)

  • After Run With Bulls, Rethinking Investments（The New York Times)

  • Europe Worries as Facebook Fight global meddling（The New York Times)

  • KKR Has Talks on Acquiring Fiat Unit（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Regulator sued by Employee Alleging Harassment（The Wall Street Journal)

  • BT shareholders will press chief to consider spinning off Openreach（Financial Times)

  • CEO Leads Recovery At Bank of America（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Union throw down the gauntlet to KLM chief（Financial Times)

  • SEC Was Probing Tesla Before CEO Tweet（The Wall Street Journal)

  • New Ben & Jerry's CEO Plans to Stir Social Activism（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Pay for UK's leading bosses climbs 11%（Financial Times)

  • Icahn Backs Down on Cigna Deal（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Pension funds warned on climate change（Financial Times)

  • Activist Pressures Nielsen to Sell（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Activist, Campbell Heir Push Soup Maker to Sell（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Icahn tries to derail Cigna's $60bn deal（Financial Times)

  • SEC Whistleblower Payout Slow（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Calpers burnt by ill-judged timber gamble（Financial Times)

  • As PepsiCo's C.E.O. Plans Exit, Women's Corporate Clout Fades（The New York Times)

  • A Barrier For Women Endures（The New York Times)

  • Pressure for more women on boards spreads to US（Financial Times)

  • Carl Icahn Is Correct About Cigna and Express Scripts（The Wall Street Journal)

  • S.E.C. Ends Investigation Into Exxon's Accounting（The New York Times)

  • Barclays rebuffs activist with strong performance from investment unit（Financial Times)

  • CBS Prohibits Questions On Probe（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Hedge Funds Run By Einhorn Post Further Declines（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Activist Buys Big Stake in Campbell（The New York Times)

  • Hollywood Pushes Back on 'Guardians of the Galaxy' Director（The New York Times)

  • CBS to Weigh CEO's Fate（The Wall Street Journal)

  • CBS Board to Meet on Moonves After Accusations（The New York Times)

  • Mobius on 'dumb as a fox' Trump,Xi and ESG（Financial Times)

  • Moonves Faces Inquiry by CBS On Misconduct（The New York Times)

  • Misconduct Costa a Job. Investors Say,All's Forgiven（The New York Times)

  • NXP's Chief Criticizes China After Collapse Of Qualcomm Merger（The New York Times)

  • Fiat Says It Didn't Know CEO Was Ill（The Wall Street Journal)

  • China Tensions Torpedo Chip Deal（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Arconic Receives Takeover Overtures（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Pension&Investments: ESG investing: New DOL guidance may boost adoption（Pension&Investments)

  • BlackRock sets its sights on Europe（Financial Times)

  • Fiduciary sector needs more competition to really help savers（Financial Times)

  • Pimco Official Quits Following Inquiry（Financial Times)

  • BoE probed risks to KPMG's viability after string of international scandals（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Concerns raised about 'too big to fail'（Financial Times)

  • Wells refunds Millions to Clients（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Elliott stake puts pressure on Alpine merger（Financial Times)

  • The Ups And Downs Of a C.E.O.（The New York Times)

  • SEC Takes Close Look at Facebook data Lapse（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Chips CEO Resigns Over Conduct（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Activists plan a bunfight with Premier Foods（Financial Times)

  • Elliott is clear winner in battle for AC Milan（Financial Times)

  • Activists Turn Up Heat in Drive for Returns（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Puerto Rico Utility CEO Quits Over Pay Flap（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Uber HR chief Exits After Bias Probe（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Norway's $1tn oil fund ditches Buffett energy company over reliance on coal（Financial Times)

  • REITs' CEO-Employee Pay Gap Varies Greatly（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Environmental,social issues big in proxy season（Pension&Investments)

  • Ousted, and Bidding Against His Former Company（The New York Times)

  • Quorum, Maker of Energy Software,Explores a Sale（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Beware the corporate culture clash（Financial Times)

  • Asset managers need to go further for LGBT staff（Financial Times)

  • Money laundering scandal takes toll on Danske（Financial Times)

  • Pruitt Resigns Amid Ethics Probes（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Credit Suisse fined in US over jobs for princelings（Financial Times)

  • German watchdog targets US tech group（Financial Times)

  • Nestle takes aim at activist Third Point（Financial Times)

  • Suit Tests Instagram #Me Too Claim（The New York Times)

  • Loeb Pushes to Pry Nestle Into a Three-Way Split（The New York Times)

  • Nestle Faces More Heat From Activist（Financial Times)

  • Transparency is vital in assessing the risk posed by climate change（Financial Times)

  • Activist Pushes Fox to Consider Comsat Bid（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Watchdog investigates Deloitte audit of SIG（Financial Times)

  • Pay for Directors Tops $300,000（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Rolls-Royce faces more engine trouble（Financial Times)

  • Telit chairman ousted after boardroom battle（Financial Times)

  • Rise of the in-house ethics watchdog（Financial Times)

  • Activist raises heat on UniCredit with questions over Euro 3bn of 'Cashes' capital（Financial Times)

  • CalPERS does fine-tuning on private equity portfolio（Pension & Investments)

  • Activist target services group Weatherford（Financial Times)

  • #Me Too hits hedge funds（Financial Times)

  • Will Goldman and Morgan Stanley Disappoint Investors?（The New York Times)

  • Intel CEO Resigns Over Relationship（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Boardroom Show Increase In Share of Female Directors（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Ichan Wins 4 StandRidge Seats（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Stadler's arrest puts on VW governance（Financial Times)

  • Audi CEO Is Arrested In Emissions Scandal（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Wells to Revamp Wealth Business（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Xerox Following Cancelled Merger（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Watchdog hits at KPMG aver audit quality（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Fujifilm seeks $1bn over Xerox contract（Financial Times)

  • Managers gain leverage on ESG（Financial Times)

  • Managers go head to head in ESG war for talent（Financial Times)

  • Facebook's Chief of Policy Is Leaving after 10 years（The New York Times)

  • PWC to pay P6.5m fine over 'serious shortcomings 'in BHS audit（Financial Times)

  • Volkswagen Fined $1 Billion in Germany（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Lehman Settles Credit Suisse Suit （The Wall Street Journal)

  • ADP CFO Steps Down Amid Activist Scrutiny（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Iqvia CEO Led Peers In Pay at $38 Million（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Germany's Diesel Morass Just Got Deeper and Wider（The New York Times)

  • CEOs urge companies to halt short-term pandering（Pension & Investments)

  • Investors clash over 'one share one vote'（Financial Times)

  • SocGen boss named in Libor case（Financial Times)

  • Ex-Chief of Cambridge Analytica Is Testy in British Hearing（The New York Times)

  • Volkswagen Vows to Stop Testing Exhaust on Animals（The New York Times)

  • Facebook denies misuse of user data in Apple and Amazon pacts（Financial Times)

  • Australia's a Biggest Bank Faces Record Fine（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Climate Change Has Run Its Course（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Device makers Got Extended Access To Facebook Data（The New York Times)

  • Pension funds target Wall St harassers（The New York Times)

  • UK bosses' pay rose a fifth last year（The New York Times)

  • In Reshuffling, Joel Stillerman, a Top Executive at Hulu, is Out（The New York Times)

  • E.P.A.Takes a Major Step to Roll Back Car Emissions Rules（The New York Times)

  • Samsonite's Embattled Chief Steps Down（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Value Act makes Its First Trip to Asia With Olympus Stake（The Wall Street Journal)

  • CEO Exodus Upends Food Sector（The Wall Street Journal)

  • New Math: Firms Repair CEO Pay Flubs（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Activist spot low-hanging fruit in Asia（Financial Times)

  • Two Activist Agree: Thyssenkrupp Can Do a Lot More（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Europe Tightens Data Rules; Facebook's Tight Script（The New York Times)

  • The number of Women at the Top Is Falling（The New York Times)

  • Activist waste no tome suing Google and Facebook under EU privacy rule（Financial Times)

  • Tech companies upend governance（Financial Times)

  • Eight questions for investors to ask boards（Financial Times)

  • Activist Buys A Stake in ThyssenKrupp（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Shareholders rebels against Lloyds over pay（Financial Times)

  • Ranks of Women CEOs Shrink（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Exxon sets goal for curb on emissions（Financial Times)

  • Hollywood Shifts Focus Of #MeToo To Workers（The New York Times)

  • Alphabet,Facebook Pulled Down Pay For Software CEOs（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Shareholders Rebuke Wynn Resorts on Pay（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Icahn, Corvex Express Interest in Buying Energen（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Investors Press Shell on Climate（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Shareholders rebel over 70% pay rise for Jupiter chief（Financial Times)

  • One Fewer female Boss After an Exit At Campbell（The New York Times)

  • Calpers Weighs Private-Equity Strategy（The Wall Street Journal)

  • MSCI warns of governance and risk ahead of China A-shares inclusion（Financial Times)

  • SEC Says Court Ruling Hurts Investors（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Two Activist Investors Build Stakes in ADP（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Pay, Performance Often at Odds（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Calpers Investment Chief Readies Exit（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Activists name and shame big companies（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Barclays chief fined $640,000 as whistleblowing probe ends（Financial Times)

  • Many Top-Paid CEOs Have Left（The Wall Street Journal)

  • CEO's Pay Package Scales Heights（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Nike Exodus of Managers Grows to 11 After Inquiry（The New York Times)

  • Facebook Shuffles Its Top Managers（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Activist Elliot Bids for Software Firm（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Deputies Increasingly Run Berkshire（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Activist Investor Sets Sights on Citi（The Wall Street Journal)

  • VW board considers seeking damages from Winterport over diesel scandal（Financial Times)

  • Fund giant accused of withholding diversity data（Financial Times)

  • Wells Fargo Agrees to $480 Million Settlement Over Sham Accounts（The New York Times)

  • Xerox Scuttles Settlement, And Executives Stay Put（The New York Times)

  • GE Weighs Chapter 11 for Subprime Unit（The Wall Street Journal)

  • U.S. Indicts VW's Former Chief（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Activist's Samsung C&T deal probed（Financial Times)

  • Ex-Volkswagen Chief Charged With Fraud Over Diesel Scandal（The New York Times)

  • VW investors urged to reject board candidate（Financial Times)

  • Activist fund pushes for Lagardere shake-up（Financial Times)

  • Barclay chairman to leave 'when time is right'（Financial Times)

  • Resignation At Facebook In Data Fight（The New York Times)

  • Victor Is Elusive After Big Lehman Score（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Sustainability is the biggest investment opportunity（Financial Times)

  • The Tale of a Corporate Spy（The New York Times)

  • Activist Branson lifts stake in Barclays before Staley meeting（Financial Times)

  • Wells Re-Elects Board Amid Criticism（The Wall Street Journal)

  • United Continental Cut CEO's Pay, Seeks New Chairman（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Newell, Activist End Fight（The Wall Street Journal)

  • At the Top, the Pay Gap Between Women and Men May Be Gone（The New York Times)

  • UK governance reforms poised to end secrecy over chief's pay ratios（Financial Times)

  • Sovereign wealth fund assets could reach $15tn in two years（Financial Times)

  • Watchdogs found wanting over whistleblowing（Financial Times)

  • British regulators Fine Barclay Chief Over Whistle-Blower Scandal（The New York Times)

  • Has Wells Fargo Been Punished Enough?（The New York Times)

  • Investor revolts to watch for this AGM season（Financial Times)

  • KPMG barred from S Africa audits（Financial Times)

  • ISS Opposes Five Equifax Directors（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Suit Details Xerox-CEO Clash（The Wall Street Journal)

  • More people invest in the ethical funds with real clout（Financial Times)

  • 'Get rich quick' executive pay packages are under threat（Financial Times)

  • Gunmakers Facing Limits From Another Major Lender（The New York Times)

  • Icahn to Sell Federal-Morgul to Tenneco（The Wall Street Journal)

  • U.S. to Allow Bayer's Monsanto Takeover（Financial Times)

  • Fink identifies China as top priority（Financial Times)

  • Norway faces divisions over wealth fund investment（Financial Times)

  • Fund industry confronted by huge gender pay imbalance（Financial Times)

  • GE Is Urged to Drop Auditor KPMG（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Officials at E.P.A. Raised Concerns and Were Ousted（The New York Times)

  • Danske board member quits in scandal probe（Financial Times)

  • Activist Elliott Buys Stakes In Three Hyundai Affiliates（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Commvault Faces Call By Activist for Change（The Wall Street Journal)

  • CalSTRS eyes collaboration to squeeze fees a bit more（Pension & Investments)

  • Fiduciary rule appeal risks return to law of the jungle（Financial Times)

  • Memo on 'Ugly Truth' Angers Facebook Staff（The New York Times)

  • Barclays Penalty: $2 Billion（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Tesla in Need Of Recharge After a Series Of Setbacks（The New York Times)

  • GKN shareholders face blitz before lunchtime deadline on hostile bid（Financial Times)

  • Carlyle wins battle for Akzo Nobel unit（Financial Times)

  • US regulator opens Facebook probe（Financial Times)

  • Backlash Won's Stop Nondisclosure Deals（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Stewardship must be embedded across the investment chain（Financial Times)

  • Partners Group launches $1bn social impact fund to meet investor demand（Financial Times)

  • Credit Suisse line up rise in pay for top executive team（Financial Times)

  • #Me Too Inspires, but Change Won's Come Easy（The New York Times)

  • Ackman Nets $100 Million in Nike（The Wall Street Journal)

  • CEO Pay Reached New High in 2017（The Wall Street Journal)

  • MGM Fires CEO in Surprise Ending（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Facebook hit by probes and investor lawsuits（Financial Times)

  • Samsung pressed over harassment claims（Financial Times)

  • After the S.E.C., Still Blowing Whistles, and Thriving at It（The New York Times)

  • Pension Fund Opposes Boards Without Women（The Wall Street Journal)

  • The Fix for misleading 'CEO Pay Ratios'（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Patient activist aims to call Barclays to account（Financial Times)

  • CalPERS adopts GIPS guidelines for reporting（Pension & Investments)

  • One-share one-vote idea takes another bashing（Financial Times)

  • The Fight for (and as) Women（The New York Times)

  • Qualcomm Confronts Next Battle Apple（The New York Times)

  • BOP and activist Elliott eye Unilever's progress in battle over dual structure（Financial Times)

  • Nike No.2 Executive Quits Amid Complaints（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Diversity Efforts Challenged（Financial Times)

  • Icahn Taps Tech Veteran For Xerox Proxy Fight（The Wall Street Journal)

  • ING backs down over chief's pay rise（Financial Times)

  • BoA CEO Receives 250 Times Staff Pay（The New York Times)

  • Watchdog finds 'serious problem' at 40% of audits（Financial Times)

  • In a First, U.S.Firms Reveal Workers' Pay Gap With CEO（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Hess Dodges Proxy Battle（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Disney Rebuffed Over pay For CEO（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Chinese Firm Seeks Lead In 5G Race Vexing U.S.（The New York Times)

  • Activist's plan for Telcom Italia revamp bing cheer（Financial Times)

  • US security panel's rare warning deals crushing blow to Qualcomm takeover（Financial Times)

  • U.S.Stalls Broadcom Bid for Further Scrutiny（The New York Times)

  • Biggest fund managers face showdown in US gun debate（Financial Times)

  • Managers 'asleep at the wheel' over executive pay（Financial Times)

  • Ackman Raises His Sights（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Boards Urged to Get Tougher on Sexual Harassment（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Wells Wealth Business Under Fire（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Norway cuts its gunmaker stakes（Financial Times)

  • GKN speeds spilt to fight takeover（Financial Times)

  • Railroads Clean up CEO's Tracks（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Embattled GE Reshapes Board（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Qualcomm Warms to Broadcom（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Qualcomm eyes $160bn price from Broadcom after warming to tie?up（Financial Times)

  • 'Success Theater' Masked Rot at GE（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Bonuses for women '70% below men' at managers（Financial Times)

  • Activist get smart to disrupt US pipeline plans（Financial Times)

  • Despite Loss, Barclays Chief is Optimistic（The Wall Street Journal)

  • J.C.Flowers,Cerberus to Buy HSH Nordbank（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Ford Ousts Unit Chief As Turmoil Deepens（The New York Times)

  • Qualcomm lifts bid in race for NXP（Financial Times)

  • US activist snaps up stake in Merlin（Financial Times)

  • Big investors champion more women on boards（Financial Times)

  • Bans on Asking About Past Pay Can Backfire（The New York Times)

  • So You're Fed Up With Wells Fargo.Good luck Making a Switch（The New York Times)

  • Citi chief's 48% pay rise 'indefensible', say critics（Financial Times)

  • Broadcom Is Now Seeking fewer of Qualcom's Board Seats（The New York Times)

  • Norway fund steps up excessive-pay fight（Financial Times)

  • Icahn Declares Opposition to Xerox Merger（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Broardcom Lines Up Qualcomm Financing（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Icahn Declares Opposition to Xerox Merger（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Brexit concern keeps UK pay at a standstill（Financial Times)

  • Bringing diversity to company boards（Financial Times)

  • Broadcom presents Qualcomm with offer of break fee（Financial Times)

  • Environmental qualms cloud Poland's bond sale（Financial Times)

  • At Whole Foods, Suppliers Pay More（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Carlyle Swings to Profit Helped by Investment Growth,Fees（The Wall Street Journal)

  • BlackRock Makes Like Buffett（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Aging Beauty Brands Seek a Facelift（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Broadcom Increases Its Bid For Rival（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Strong ESG is no protection against scandal says BlackRock（Financial Times)

  • Vanguard lead Mifid lobbying（Financial Times)

  • SSGA flexes muscle over executive pay（Financial Times)

  • Fed Shackles Wells Fargo's Growth, Imposing Severe Penalties for Abuses（The New York Times)

  • Exxon Studies Global Climate Rule and Sees 'Little Risk' to Bottom Line（The New York Times)

  • Car Executives Punished Over Tests on Monkeys（The New York Times)

  • VW Suspends Top Lobbyist as Outcry Over Monkey test Grows（The New York Times)

  • Pension Fund Raises Bet on Low-Carbon Firms（The Wall Street Journal)

  • JP Morgan treads careful line on top jobs（Financial Times)

  • Investors Press Avon To Fond A Buyer（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Vanguard Faces Wall Street Revolt（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Active funds: managers keep 75% of gains（Financial Times)

  • Fund managers ignore ESG at their peril（Financial Times)

  • Scandals Reshape CEO Searches（Financial Times)

  • For Broadcom's CEO, Love and Skeptics（The Wall Street Journal)

  • US activist investors abandon Clariant battle after Saudi group buys 25% stake（Financial Times)

  • G.E. Report Huge Loss And Faces S.E.C. Inquiry（The New York Times)

  • Former KPMG Executives Charged（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Nestle Fails to Satisfy Third Point（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Hungry funds look to switch active equity（Financial Times)

  • Be positive for society or lose our backing ,Fink tells big companies（Financial Times)

  • Executive Out at Bank After Inquiry On Conduct（The New York Times)

  • Dimon's Pay Rose By 5.4% In 2017（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Icahn takes aim at Xerox's 'old guard' directors over Fujifilm deal（Financial Times)

  • VW shakes off diesel scandal to hit sales record in 2017（Financial Times)

  • Groups with ties to Guptas 'breached criminal law'（Financial Times)

  • Starboard Seeks to Out All Mellanox Directors（The Wall Street Journal)

  • GE Capital Drags Down Its Parent And C.E.O.（The New York Times)

  • BlackRock's Fink Pledges to Intensify Shareholder Activism（The Wall Street Journal)

  • GE Could Be Worse Off Than It Appears（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Citi bows to investor pressure and discloses gender pay data（Financial Times)

  • M&A deals hit $40.9bn total value（Financial Times)

  • Chief's pay unrelated to share price, study finds（Financial Times)

  • Buffett Succession Blueprint Is Narrowed to 2 Candidates（The New York Times)

  • India Eases Investment Rules, Aiding Apple and Other Foreign Retailers（The New York Times)

  • Buffett lines up potential successors（Financial Times)

  • Micro Focus struggles with HP deal（Financial Times)

  • Climate change,diversity will be agenda for 2018（Pension & Investments)

  • Celgene to Make $7 Billion Acquision（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Goldman and Franklin top worst-selling fund ranking（Financial Times)

  • Vanguard retains 'fastest-growing' manager title（Financial Times)

  • Uber Shareholders Loosen Grip With Sales of Stock（The New York Times)

  • 2 Big Flaws Discovered In Nearly All Computers（The New York Times)

  • Brazil Oil Giant to Pay $2.95 Billion Over Bribery Scandal（The New York Times)

  • Unions Won't Solve Higher Education's Problems（The Wall Street Journal)

  • CEOs Gird for a Year of Disruption（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Schmidt steps down as Alphabet chairman（Financial Times)

  • Activists have boardrooms singing to a new tune（Financial Times)

  • British Steel chief quits after less than a year（Financial Times)

  • Papa John's Founder Gives Up CEO Job（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Exxon scraps ban on investor meetings with board chiefs（Financial Times)

  • Wall Street dreads return of zero bonuses（Financial Times)

  • China plans Huge Market for Trading Pollution Credits（The New York Times)

  • SEC Hopeful Wants Activist Disclosure（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Activists Erode CEO's Power（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Activist Starboard Rolls Into Cars.com（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Reel in 'unsustainable' dividends, UK groups told（Financial Times)

  • Ten easy ways that you can promote diversity（Financial Times)

  • CEO's Death Puts Focus on CSX Board（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Disney agrees $66bn deal to buy Murdoch's 21st Century Fox assets（Financial Times)

  • Alarm raised over 'state-sponsored' threat new 'Triton'malware（Financial Times)

  • Activist Sets Up Fight with Hess（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Wells Cuts 60 Mortgage Jobs（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Ad Firm Is Pressed About Ouster（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Google Announces Plans for A.I. Center in China（The New York Times)

  • Activist rejigs operations after Credit Suisse shake ?up push（Financial Times)

  • Elliott calls on Qualcomm to up NXP bid（Financial Times)

  • Icahn Is Taking on Xerox（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Investors fail to back votes on more climate change disclosure（Financial Times)

  • The Trouble With Anonymous Feedback（The New York Times)

  • Caterpillar Pleads Guilty in Railcar Case（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Retail Gaint Stenhoffes Rattles Investors With Warning（The Wall Street Journal)

  • VW Manager Sentenced in Fraud（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Disney CEO Would Stay After Deal（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Steinhoff's CEO Resigns Amid Accounting Probe（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Shareholders' interests will trump hardworking Americans（Financial Times)

  • Broadcom puts heat on Qualcomm（Financial Times)

  • Broadcom Turns Up Heat（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Broadcom Urges Ousting Qualcomm Board as Takeover Fight Heats Up（The New York Times)

  • EU fund houses demand say on US executive pay（Financial Times)

  • Foiling a hostile takeover（Financial Times)

  • Wells Fargo Gets New Warning（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Chipotle Founder Gives Up CEO Post（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Chipotle Says It's Seeking New Leader After Turmoil（The New York Times)

  • Justices Seem Ready to Limit Whistle-Blower Protections（The New York Times)

  • Justice Appear Dubious About Whistleblower Provision（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Uber accused of running special unit to 'steal secret' from rival（Financial Times)

  • Wells Fargo Bankers, Chasing Bonuses, Overcharged Clients（The New York Times)

  • BlackRock and Vanguard are the sector's biggest winners（Financial Times)

  • Investors would be unwise to discount the impact of S in ESG（Financial Times)

  • Veteran investors bet big on tech（Financial Times)

  • Sears, Cutting and Closing Stores, Fight to Survive（The New York Times)

  • Icahn Gets SandRidge Stake（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Whistleblower Alert Scrutinized（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Uber Hid Customer Data Breach（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Whitman steps down as chief of HP Enterprise（Financial Times)

  • Soros accuses Hungary of hate-mongering（Financial Times)

  • Billionaire Advised Venezuela to Default（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Retailers' Wish: Beat Amazon（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Index Shifts to Alter ETFs（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Consultants dominate UK fiduciary management（Financial Times)

  • Norway fund to sell off oil shares（Financial Times)

  • Deal Would Take Barnes & Noble private（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Peltz claims victory in P&G vote reversal（Financial Times)

  • New P&G Tally Gives Activist Win（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Boardroom's missing voices（Financial Times)

  • Investor Claims Victory In P.&G. proxy Battle（The New York Times)

  • Fixed-income ETFs can supercharge EGS investing（Pension & Investment)

  • CalSTRS awards 53.5% bonuses to CIO and CEO（Pension & Investment)

  • Meketa critical of CalPERS' private equity structure（Pension & Investment)

  • Activist hedge fund intensifies calls for cost cut at Credit Suisse（Financial Times)

  • SEC Watchdog Faces Complaints（The Wall Street Journal)

  • The Never Ending Battle of the Sexes Over Pay（The New York Times)

  • Activist Ackman Gets rebuke In ADP Vote（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Prosecutors Investigate Icahn Role（The New York Times)

  • Ackman suffers fresh blow as ADP investors rebuff bid for board seats（Financial Times)

  • Ackman Loses 3-Month Battle to Jolt ADP Board（The New York Times)

  • Proxy-Process Review Urged（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Union plan global campaign on fund manage fee transparency（Financial Times)

  • Pro-investor lobby warns on fiduciary rule delay（Financial Times)

  • Showdown Looms For ADP, Ackman（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Sending Wells Fargo A Word of Warning（The New York Times)

  • A Litmus Test for Activist Investment（The New York Times)

  • DowDupont Expects Delay in Breakup（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Carlys's Funds deliver in Strong Market（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Investors pass the buck on governance（Financial Times)

  • GE Board in Dark on CEO's Use of Extra Jet（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Activists Seek Sway at Clariant（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Norway's oil fund relishes activist role（Financial Times)

  • As Amazon Looms, CVS Eyes Aetna For Big Buy（The New York Times)

  • GE Looks to Shed Train Business（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Regulator to boost IPO transparency（Financial Times)

  • Deutsche Borse chief urged to quit（Financial Times)

  • Auditor Issues Warning On Climate Change Costs（The New York Times)

  • The View of An Activist Investor（The Wall Street Journal)

  • GE Executive Pay up for Review（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Fidelity Is Hit by Employee Conduct Problems（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Trunka Wins Another Term as AFL-CIO President（The Wall Street Journal)

  • ADP chief squares up activist investor（Financial Times)

  • UK regulator fast tracks fund fee disclosure standards（Financial Times)

  • GE chief slams 'unacceptable' earning as shake-up quickens（Financial Times)

  • Unilever, Nestle Test investors' Patience（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Credit Suisse activist picks up support（Financial Times)

  • A Trumpian Victory at P&G（The Wall Street Journal)

  • P&G Apparently Beat Peltz by a Silver（The Wall Street Journal)

  • P&G's Vote Tally Shows Proxy Win Was Razor-Thin（The New York Times)

  • What a Shocker: General Electric growing Attractive（The New York Times)

  • Elliott presence at BHP meeting set to signal battle is not over（Financial Times)

  • Investor fear ESG investment will hurt returns（Financial Times)

  • The duel for P&G（Financial Times)

  • The activist investment trade is getting crowded（Financial Times)

  • P&G loss unlikely to stop activist tide（Financial Times)

  • P&G Claims Win, but Peltz Presses On（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Procter & Gamble claims Peltz rebuffed after shareholder vote（Financial Times)

  • KKR Dials Up Risk With Fund（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Proctor & Gamble declares Victory in Proxy Fight ; Peltz Isn't So sure（The New York Times)

  • Activist Trian wins GE board seat（Financial Times)

  • GE Adds Activist To Board As Stock Slumps（The Wall Street Journal)

  • A $60 million Battle Over board Seat at Proctor & Gamble（The New York Times)

  • Under-fire Barclays chief faces threats on two fronts（The New York Times)

  • Fidelity's new fee structure tests active industry（Financial Times)

  • G.E. Chief shuffles Team With the Exit Of 3 Leaders（The New York Times)

  • Inquiry Begins in Standard Charter Transfer（The New York Times)

  • Senators Criticize Credit-Reporting Business Model（The Wall Street Journal)

  • In Boardroom, Worries About Toxic Culture（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Uber Board Approves Power Shift Amid Strife（The New York Times)

  • Ex-Uber Chief Moves to Reassert Control（The New York Times)

  • Cybersecurity becoming big ESG concern（Pension & Investments)

  • Activist gets Boost in P&G Proxy Fight（The Wall Street Journal)

  • FCA urged to strengthen board independence（Financial Times)

  • Investors press energy groups for action on climate risks（Financial Times)

  • Fixes for Diesel Scandal Will Hurt Profit, Volkswagen Warns（The New York Times)

  • U.S.Panel Declares A.I.G. No Longer 'Too Big to Fail'（The New York Times)

  • Activist Wins overhaul at Hain（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Equifax CEO to Exit After Breach（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Nestle Bends to Activist Pressure（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Tardy Disclosure of Own Data Breach Could Come back to haunt the S.E.C.（The New York Times)

  • New Chief Portrays A Kinder, Gentler Uber（The New York Times)

  • Consultants pressure pension funds over ethical investments（Financial Times)

  • SEC Breach Stirs Fears on New Database（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Heiress death puts Nestle pacts with L'Oreal in sharp focus（Financial Times)

  • Toy'R'US Crushed by Mountain of Debt（The Wall Street Journal)

  • A Victory For Activist In Europe（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Joint Venture Would Create a European Steel Giant（The New York Times)

  • Activist group doubles stakes in Clariant（Financial Times)

  • Harvard Is Disappointed By Return of 8.1 Percent（The New York Times)

  • Peltz cites 'chronic underperformance' in pitch to investors for P&G board seat（Financial Times)

  • Big investors take aim at banks over climate change risk（Financial Times)

  • BlackRock breaks ranks to disclose workforce's ethnic diversity（Financial Times)

  • Diversity must provide more than a PR glow（Financial Times)

  • Elliot buys stake in Hitachi subsidiary（Financial Times)

  • Activists Ramp Up in Asia（The Wall Street Journal)

  • How Buffett broke American capitalism（Financial Times)

  • U.S. Law Firm Chases Fraud Tips in Britain（The New York Times)

  • 'Too Big To Fail' Teeters（The New York Times)

  • Big investors rebel more at AGMs（Financial Times)

  • Vanguard backs shareholders' climate resolutions（Financial Times)

  • The UK corporate governance green paper is a call to arms（Financial Times)

  • Scandal-hit Wells Fargo reveals further fake accounts（Financial Times)

  • Elliott seeks premium to back Stada takeover（Financial Times)

  • Governance doubts keep Uber off its game（Financial Times)

  • Uber's new chief must unite board and transform corporate culture（Financial Times)

  • Activist's Emerging ?Market Niche（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Volkswagen Engineer Gets Prison in Diesel Emission Cheating Scandal（The New York Times)

  • Norway fund cast vote against biggest names in technology（Financial Times)

  • BHP yields to activists with vow to exit US shale sector（Financial Times)

  • Herbalife surges on $600m buy back plan（Financial Times)

  • ADP rebuffs Pershing to put candidates on its board（Financial Times)

  • Akzo and activist Elliott call truce（Financial Times)

  • Akzo, Elliott Reach Accord（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Elliont confident BHP chairman will offload shale business as it lift stake to 5%（Financial Times)

  • Akzo Nobel Ends Feud With Fund On Takeover（The New York Times)

  • Hedge funds face up to gender imbalance（Financial Times)

  • KPMG Agrees to Settle SEC Claims for $6.2.Million（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Buffett Bets on Credit-Card Firm（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Ex-Fed Governor to Assume Chairmanship of Wells Fargo（The New York Times)

  • Activist Investor Acman Disputes ADP's Narrative（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Beijing Tightens Governance Grip（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Ackman Disputes ADP's Narrative（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Uber Shareholders Battle Over Ex-CEO（The Wall Street Journal)

  • The 'corporate governance nightmare' that is Snap（Financial Times)

  • Google Cancels Employee Meeting Over Fears About Online Harassment（The New York Times)

  • Vanguard breaks ranks to pay for analyst research（The New York Times)

  • Ex-VW Official Pleads Guilty（The Wall Street Journal)

  • ADP Says Activist Investor Seeks Half Of Its Board Seats and New C.E.O.（The New York Times)

  • Ranks of Women CEOs Get Slimmer（The Wall Street Journal)

  • New CEO Must Solve AIG's Old Problems（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Avon's CEO To Leave Amid Pressure（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Snack Giant Mondelez, Facing Changing Tastes, Names a New C.E.O.（The New York Times)

  • Facing Opposition, Qatar Airways Drops Plan to Buy Stake in American（The New York Times)

  • Trump Is destroying our Democracy（The New York Times)

  • In active fund management, Churn is not necessarily burn（Financial Times)

  • Activists Challenge Plan for DowDuPont（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Uber Board, Deeply Split, Can't Agree On a C.E.O.（The New York Times)

  • Whistleblowers count the cost（Financial Times)

  • Pressure builds for Nestle chief as sales growth stalls（Financial Times)

  • Activist urges Barnes & Noble sale in face of Amazon threat（Financial Times)

  • P&G Sets Goals as Profit Rises（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Wells Fargo required Borrowers to Buy Unnecessary Auto Insurance（The New York Times)

  • Akzo offers olive branch to shareholders（Financial Times)

  • Volkswagen Executive Will plead Guilty in Emission Case（The New York Times)

  • Activist Hedge Fund Picks A New Target:ComScore（The New York Times)

  • Activist investors are leading a 'quiet revolution' in Italy（Financial Times)

  • Vanguard closes in on BlackRock（Financial Times)

  • Calpers wants a place for the 'in-betweens'（Pension & Investments)

  • Wells Fargo Accidentally Releases Trove of Confidential Data（The New York Times)

  • Activists put the bite on consumer goods sector（Financial Times)

  • Investor s strive to stop US bank chiefs' high pay crossing Atlantic（Financial Times)

  • Old Woes for New GE Boss（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Akzo CEO Resigns Because of Health （The Wall Street Journal)

  • Corporate raider Peltz triggers his biggest proxy offensive yet（Financial Times)

  • Dust-up over 'slow and insular' culture（Financial Times)

  • Activist Investor Seeks Seat at Procter & Gamble（The New York Times)

  • Peltz Launches Proxy Fight Against P&G（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Peltz moves for seat P&G board（Financial Times)

  • KKR lines up joint successors to founders Kravis and Roberts（Financial Times)

  • Vanguard's Chief Is to Step Aside（The New York Times)

  • Investors Pull Money From Einhorn's Fund（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Astra CEO's Future Stirs Concern（The Wall Street Journal)

  • The CEOs Who Didn't Deserve the Boot（The Wall Street Journal)

  • New S.E.C. Chairman Pledges to Take care of ordinary Investors（The New York Times)

  • Elliot Hedge Fund tries to Beat Buffett's offer for Utility Operator（The New York Times)

  • BlackRock ETF hit new record inflows of $140bn（Financial Times)

  • Elliott Weighs Rival Bid for Oncor（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Fund maneger is part of next wave of activist investors（Financial Times)

  • Buffett Bets on Energy With His $Billion Bid For a Bankrupt Utility（The New York Times)

  • Elliott in fresh legal bid to oust Akzo Nobel head（Financial Times)

  • Ericsson head to go amid activist pressure（Financial Times)

  • Investors New Tech Creating A Wave of CEO Exits（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Activists seek to derail Clariant deal（Financial Times)

  • Ex-Barclays Officials Appear on Court（The New York Times)

  • MSCI: Passive investing will be good for society（Financial Times)

  • Activist Funds Takes Aim at Europe（The Wall Street Journal)

  • A food giant has made changes, but investors are seeking more drastic shift（The New York Times)

  • Venturing beyond a crowded U.S.market, activist are finding new target abroad（The New York Times)

  • Third Point takes the measure of Nestle（Financial Times)

  • Nestle Faces Stiffer 'Winds of Changes'（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Shareholders should push for more disclosure of fissile fuel risks（Financial Times)

  • Activist Fund Pushes Nestle For Shake-Up（The New York Times)

  • Scandal-hit Uber faces leadership vacuum after Kalanick forced out（Financial Times)

  • Barclays and ex-managers accused of crisis-era fraud（Financial Times)

  • Barclays Charged in Qatar Fund-Raising（The New York Times)

  • Silicon Valley Chiefs Attend White House Forum on Government Tech（The New York Times)

  • Activist Investor Prods Saks Parent（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Fed Urged to Oust Wells Fargo Directors（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Amazon's Move Signals the End of Line for Cahiers（The New York Times)

  • In His Takeover of Whole Foods, Bezos gets a Sustainably Sourced Guinea Pig（The New York Times)

  • State Street asks SEC to block non-voting shares（Financial Times)

  • Decline of the Baronial C.E.O.（The New York Times)

  • Legislation Aims to Stifle Shareholders（The New York Times)

  • Activist Elliott urges BHP to 'upgrade' boar5（Financial Times)

  • Executive Exits Uber, Fraying It's 'A-Team'（The New York Times)

  • Finance Chief Under Fire As Activist Up Heat（The Wall Street Journal)

  • US fiduciary rule will boost passive funds（Financial Times)

  • In New Initiative ,150 Executives Commit to Fostering Diversity and Inclusion（The New York Times)

  • A Board Reluctant To Bare Claws（Financial Times)

  • Cost of Dining With Buffett? This year, $2,679,001（The New York Times)

  • Battle Over BHP Escalates As Activist Targets Boardroom（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Wells Attempts a Pivot to Growth（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Elliott Advisors Adds Investing Firepower（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Shareholders assuaged over Sorrell pay（Financial Times)

  • G.M.and Tesla Rebuff Proposals by Investors（The New York Times)

  • GM Shareholders Back Leadership Against Activist（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Alphabet braced for shareholder wrath（Financial Times)

  • Evaluating impact of climate decision on the economy（The New York Times)

  • Exxon's Accounting of Its Emissions Costs 'May a Sham',New York State Says（The New York Times)

  • Some See Low Bar For CEO Bonuses（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Its $28 Billion Offer Rebuffed, PPG Gives Up Pursuit of Akzo Nobel（The New York Times)

  • An Activist Investor Becomes the Target（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Shareholders Ask How Climate Rules Affect Exxon（The New York Times)

  • Activist takes aim at Ericsson board（Financial Times)

  • Investors to tackle Facebook over fake news（Financial Times)

  • Banks Fined Over 1MDB（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Akzo Nobel Wins Court Ruling to Rebuff Activist（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Akzo Nobel's struggle with PPG faces pivotal week（Financial Times)

  • BlackRock defeats investor's pay policy challenge（Financial Times)

  • The Trump Effect on CEO Pay（The New York Times)

  • Activist TCI takes aim at Safran's move for Zodiac（Financial Times)

  • Activist Hits Dow-DuPont Plan（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Only Robots Can Tally Fees Calpers Pays（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Fidelity CEO Cites Bitcoin Hurdles（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Arconic and Elliott agree peace deal（Financial Times)

  • Citigroup Pays $97.4 Million To End Inquiry On Oversight （The New York Times)

  • Ford chooses self-drive chief to spearhead turnround（Financial Times)

  • ICAHN'S LOAN FROM CHARITY: 119 MILLION$（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Arconic Vote Tests Activist' Power（The Wall Street Journal)

  • BlackRock shareholder challenges pay policy again（Financial Times)

  • Fiat Chrysler to Modify 100,000 Vehicle After Emission-Cheating Claims（The New York Times)

  • Scandal at Volkswagen Get Closer to Doorstep Of Bosses, Files Suggest（The New York Times)

  • Ford slash 1400 job as pressures mount（Financial Times)

  • Elliott Eases Push Over BHP Listing（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Activist Investors Target Leaders（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Dimon suffers investor vitriol over Trump ties（Financial Times)

  • Institutional investors are the ghost at the AGM feast（Financial Times)

  • German Prosecutors Investigate Volkswagen's Payments to Powerful Labor Leaders（The New York Times)

  • Ford Takes Its Shareholder Meeting Online, and Investors Hurl Brickbats（The New York Times)

  • Question of Judgment Engulf Barclays' Chief（The New York Times)

  • Elliot in legal effort to oust Akzo head（Financial Times)

  • Barclays chief fights to save his reputation（Financial Times)

  • Wells Fargo targets up to $3bn in cut（Financial Times)

  • Inside VW's Campaign of Trickery（The New York Times)

  • From the London Whale to Wells Fargo, a Bank Regulator Look Back（The New York Times)

  • Calstrs considering new engagement push（Pension & Investments)

  • Yahoo's Chief Earned $27.4 Million in 2016（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Schroders'pay policy meets resistance at AGM（Financial Times)

  • Credit Suisse slashes top bonuses（Financial Times)

  • Buffett faces volley of activist（Financial Times)

  • Elliotrt reveals content of ousted Arconic chief's letter（Financial Times)

  • Public Pension Fight Wells Fargo Directors（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Barclays CEO Faces Whistleblower Probe（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Investors Are Right to Have a Say on Pay（The Wall Street Journal)

  • ISS Target Wells Fargo Directors（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Activist shareholders clash over direction of US electricity producer NRG（Financial Times)

  • Deutsch Poised to Firm Finances（The Wall Street Journal)

  • To Calm Investors, Unilever Will Sell Spreads Business and Restructure（The New York Times)

  • World's biggest wealth fund presses for CEO incentive schemes to be ditched（Financial Times)

  • Activist Find Fertile Ground in Europe（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Diversity delay sparks anger and frustration（Financial Times)

  • Whistle-Blower Wins $5 Million And a Job Back（The New York Times)

  • Piech to sell majority of Porsche shares（Financial Times)

  • Active management is worse than a zero-sum game'（Financial Times)

  • Keeping Shareholders At a Distance（The New York Times)

  • Valeant Bet Was a 'Huge Mistake', Hedge Fund Chief Says in Apology（The New York Times)

  • Want change? Shareholders have a voice（The New York Times)

  • Billionaire Raises Ethics Flags As Investor and Trump Adviser（The New York Times)

  • Schroder reveals pay gap data（Financial Times)

  • Vanguard urges fiduciary rule delay（Financial Times)

  • Icahn Dragged Into Gambler's Insider Trading Trail（The New York Times)

  • Valeant Paid CEO $62.7 million Total（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Hedge fund titan's surefire bet turns into $4 billion loss（The New York Times)

  • Dole Case Illustrates Problems in Shareholder System（The New York Times)

  • Hong Kong warns on passive governance（Financial Times)

  • Goldman's Chief Took 4% Pay Cut in 2016（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Germans Raid Offices of Firm Hired by VW To Investigate（The New York Times)

  • Top Leaders Got Big Pay As Crisis Hit Wells Fargo（The New York Times)

  • Gulliver countdown raises HSBC alarm（Financial Times)

  • VW Faces Up to Penalties（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Valeant's Stock Drop Sharply On Ackman Exit（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Icahn Was Key to Shake-Up at AIG（The Wall Street Journal)

  • VW cut pay of top managers 37% last year（Financial Times)

  • Ackman's exit from Valeant piles pressure on Paulson（Financial Times)

  • Heated debate over fund performance figures（Financial Times)

  • A.I.G. Chief Out After Big Loss（The New York Times)

  • Insider Stock Buying Is Lowest in Three Decades（The Wall Street Journal)

  • AIG Chief To Leave Revamp Falters（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Era of Overconfident CEOs Is Over（The Wall Street Journal)

  • For I.P.O., Saudi Aramco May Have to Share Some of Its Secrets（The New York Times)

  • Caterpillar Is Accused In a Report Of Fraud（The New York Times)

  • A Lesson the E.P.A. Should Heed（The New York Times)

  • Why our champion are getting older（The New York Times)

  • Asset managers must stamp out bad habits（Financial Times)

  • Investors can still enjoy a free lunch in China（Financial Times)

  • US pension funds halve private equity allocations（Financial Times)

  • Deutsche Bank to Raise Capital（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Merkel to Testify on VW Scandal（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Dodd-Frank Rollback Push Bogs Down（The Wall Street Journal)

  • CSX pay demand delays arrival of rail's star manager（Financial Times)

  • Buffett Assails Money Managers Over High Fees（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Shareholders demand right to cap bosses' pay（Financial Times)

  • Fund houses turn against investment consultants（Financial Times)

  • More women on board of big anbanks than other US industry（Financial Times)

  • Safran hits back at activist's deal criticism（Financial Times)

  • Wells Fargo board hires lobbyists over scandal（Financial Times)

  • Icahn Stake in Bristol-Myers Adds to Activist Pressure（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Financial Crisis Is Forgotten（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Relieved Unilever chief faces reform pressure（Financial Times)

  • Wall Street Starts to Consider GE After Immelt（The Wall Street Journal)

  • For Some C.E.O.'s, A Trump Invitation Is Risky Business（The New York Times)

  • Yellen and House Republicans Clash Over Fed's Performance（The New York Times)

  • Investors vow action on high pay（Financial Times)

  • Boards braced for another unruly AGM season（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Currency Manipulation Is a Real Problem（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Activist Hits the Older Tech Companies（The New York Times)

  • Brokers Seek Wider Fiduciary Rule（The Wall Street Journal)

  • SEC Faces Hurdles on Dodd-Frank（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Corporate America awaits sign from Trump（Financial Times)

  • Disney CEO May Extend Tenure（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Tiffany CEO Exits Amid Sales Slump（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Battle of the US corporate governance codes（Financial Times)

  • Critics fear 'bonfire of regulations' under new chairman of the SEC（Financial Times)

  • Investment culture limits growth on continent（Financial Times)

  • Supplier's Role Shows Breadth Of VW's Deceit（The New York Times)

  • Chief of Ralf Lauren Is Ousted Amid Spilt Between Old and New（The New York Times)

  • Bank scandal blocks severance pay（The New York Times)

  • Deutsche to Settle Probes（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Duetsche Bank chief resigns over pay（Financial Times)

  • Scrutiny on Ex-VW Chief In Emissions Fraud Case（The New York Times)

  • Prudential Fires Back at Former Employers（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Icahn benefits from Trump rally（Financial Times)

  • VW compliance chief quit after a year（Financial Times)

  • For many C.E.O.s, a New Concern: The Activist in Chief（The New York Times)

  • BlackRock court controversy on executive pay（Financial Times)

  • Activist Investor Urges Semiconductor Merger（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Wintekorn quizzed over VW scandal（Financial Times)

  • Deutsche Bank slashes top-tier bonuses（Financial Times)

  • More Women Are Winning CEO Job（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Fiat emission investigation highlights governance problems（Financial Times)

  • Pension funds threaten revolt over executive pay（Financial Times)

  • The Volkswagen scandal shows that corporate culture matters（Financial Times)

  • Tougher on Corporate. For Now（The New York Times)

  • Justice Department Got Tougher on Corporate Crime, For Now（The New York Times)

  • 6 Executives Charged as Volkswagen Pleads Guilty in Emission Case（The New York Times)

  • Deal maker picked to head the SEC.（The New York Times)

  • Wall Street Lawer is Pick for SEC Chief（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Exxon Awards Its Ex-CEO（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Hedge Fund Math: Heads or Tails,They Win（The New York Times)

  • California Pension System Move May Burden to Taxpayer and Municipalities（The New York Times)

  • Fund Executives Accued of Huge Fraud（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Esma and the invisible whistleblower hotline（Financial Times)

  • Analysts Focus on Stock's Social Risk 4（The New York Times)

  • At Goldman,a Top Departure Opens the Door for Next Generation（The New York Times)

  • U.S.Says Crisis Plan For Bank Is Lacking（The New York Times)

  • Leaked BP report reveals risk of fatal accidents at plants and refineries（Financial Times)

  • Outflows Worry Active Funds（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Companies Are Managing With No CEO（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Large funds Are Dropping Investments In Fossil Fuels（The New York Times)

  • Chipotle,Still Struggling After Food Safety Issues,Will Lose One of Its C.E.O.s（The New York Times)

  • Prudential pulled into Wells scandal（Financial Times)

  • Active equity funds lose $350bn（Financial Times)

  • Coca-Cola's Chief Executive Will Step Down Next Year（The New York Times)

  • Suit Says Wells Fargo Also Sold Sham Insurance（The New York Times)

  • Supreme Court Sides With Prosecutors in an Insider Trading Case（The New York Times)

  • Deloitte Brazil hit with record $8m fine for false reporting（Financial Times)

  • Trump's Win Is Gain for Buffett（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Wells Fargo is pushing arbitration not litigation（The New York Times)

  • Effectiveness of fund ratings questioned（Financial Times)

  • Trump guns for shareholder activists' rights（Financial Times)

  • Trump considers vocal critic of post-crisis financial regulations for top watchdog post（Financial Times)

  • Goldman maintains its influence in corridors of power（Financial Times)

  • CEO Predicts Shift From Cigarettes（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Watchdog considering crackdown on subprime credit deals（Financial Times)

  • Kill Volcker Rule? Or Ignore It?（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Investment funds remain elusive arena for women seeking top posts（Financial Times)

  • BlackRock's environmental voting record attacked（Financial Times)

  • A Win for a Whistle-Blower（The New York Times)

  • Fannie and Freddie risk writedowns（Financial Times)

  • Confidence grows at Fed for rate rise（The New York Times)

  • Goldman Seeks $2 Billion for Korean Industrial -Gas Firm（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Lehman moment risks loom over China Banks（Financial Times)

  • Conflicts Exist, but Financial Overhaul Proposal Have Merit（The New York Times)

  • Koch Brothers Are Winners In Fight Over Madoff Riches（The New York Times)

  • VW revival plan focuses on push to crack the US （Financial Times)

  • Fidelity chairman hands power to daughter（Financial Times)

  • Citigoup tops list of lenders posing systemic risk（Financial Times)

  • Tyson Foods Names New Leader（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Wells Fargo Gets U.S. Restrictions（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Activist Investors Are Making Waves in Australia（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Shareholders O.K. Merger Of SolarCity And Tesla（Financial Times)

  • SEC's White to Leave in January（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Trouble Brewing in Commercial Real Estate（The Wall Street Journal)

  • A press tradition under siege（The New York Times)

  • WhisleBlower Shook Theranos,His Family（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Fiduciary Rules Are Under fire By Republican（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Wells Fargo account openings tumble in wake of sale s scandal（Financial Times)

  • Climate advocates fear a rolling back on emissions（The New York Times)

  • Google and Facebook take aim at fake news（The New York Times)

  • $200bm drained from equity funds（Financial Times)

  • US investors prepare for regulatory overhaul（Financial Times)

  • New U.S.Point Man on Regulation（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Tabacco lobbyist criticised over sponsor claims（Financial Times)

  • Wall Street Bonuses to Fall（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Volkswagen inquiry spreads to top level（The New York Times)

  • The diversity frontier lies beyond boardroom（Financial Times)

  • The Paris Deal on Climates Is Official. Time to Fill In the Blanks（The New York Times)

  • VW parts ways with historian（The New York Times)

  • Ex-BlackRock 'star' admits insider trading（Financial Times)

  • Former Fund Manager Admits Insider Trades（The Wall Street Journal)

  • StanChart warns of regulatory action in Hong Kong over role as IPO sponsor（Financial Times)

  • Boards learn to listen to investors（Financial Times)

  • P&G's CEO to Traditional Strengths（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Growing up poor in America（The New York Times)

  • Activist for the Poor Joins Pepsi's Board. Is That Ethical（The New York Times)

  • Deutsche Bank Returns to Profit, but Legal Woes in U.S. Cast a Shadow（The New York Times)

  • Carlyle IS Cutting Hedge Fund Assets（The New York Times)

  • Barclays takes extra P600m PPI hit（Financial Times)

  • Qualcomm to buy NXP for $47bn（Financial Times)

  • MetLife Again Faces Off with Regulators over 'Too Big to Fail' Status（The New York Times)

  • Companies confront US policymakers（Financial Times)

  • Employers fight against ingrained prejudice（Financial Times)

  • Western resistance to China blocks $40bn of acquisitions（Financial Times)

  • Tata Group Chairman Loses Job（The Wall Street Journal)

  • High-Frequency Trades Can Feed 'Flash Crashes'（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Advice From Asset Manager: Don't Buy Our Fund（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Whistle-Blowers Spoke Up: 17 Years later,ITT Collapsed（The New York Times)

  • Libor scandal traders seek top-brass probe（Financial Times)

  • Bankruptcy for U.S. Hedge Fund（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Active Fund Aren't Dying（The Wall Street Journal)

  • A 'Nothing' Revolution（The Wall Street Journal)

  • U.S. agency confronts hedge fund over confidentiality（The New York Times)

  • Shareholders have the power to stop the executive pay arms race（Financial Times)

  • Why the prophets of Buffett get it so wrong（Financial Times)

  • Calstrs to pull $20bn from fund managers（Financial Times)

  • Wells Fargo Must Make Clean Break（The New York Times)

  • Wells Fargo Says It Feels Effect of Scandal（The New York Times)

  • Shake-up at Wells Fargo fails to dispel doubts（The New York Times)

  • Wells Fargo caves in and dispenses with chief（Financial Times)

  • Xerox Shareholder Sues To Block Planned Split（The Wall Street Journal)

  • New CEO Tackles Wells's Reputation（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Activism Bolsters An Asset Manager（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Norway's oil fund warns over lack of IPOs（Financial Times)

  • It's up to C.E.O to make company target clear（The New York Times)

  • Salestore Shareholders' Position on Acquiring Twitter?（The New York Times)

  • Mars Cashes Out Buffett to Take Control of Wrigley（The New York Times)

  • Unbowed, A.I.G. Ex-Chief Leaves Fraud Trial Stand（The New York Times)

  • Supreme Court asked to clarify 'benefit' in insider trading（The New York Times)

  • Temasek hires Goldman Sachs veteran to boost US portfolio（Financial Times)

  • Allergan pressed over $7bn 'stepping stone' bets（Financial Times)

  • Elliott's Nudge Good for Samsung（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Ex-A.I.G.chief denies he knew deal's 'secret' terms（The New York Times)

  • Sotheby's P8.4m Hals fake raises fears forger will redraw Old Master market（Financial Times)

  • Henderson bets on active response to passive threat（Financial Times)

  • Allergen to pay $1.3bn for AstraZeneca drug asset（Financial Times)

  • Clawbacks on pay rarely draw blood（The New York Times)

  • Wells Fargo's Reaction to Scandal Fails to Satisfy Angry Lawmakers（The New York Times)

  • Wells Fargo Woes: Did Disclosure Come Too Late ?（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Clawbacks emerge as a vital weapon in finance（Financial Times)

  • Wells CEO to Cede $41 Million（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Trump, the Businessman, Campaigns With Little Backing From Business（The New York Times)

  • Wells Fargo Workers Claim Retaliation for Playing by the Rules（The New York Times)

  • S.E.C. employs different strategy in inside trading case（The New York Times)

  • Walls Fargo suit claims retaliation for honesty（The New York Times)

  • Investors shun Deutsche as bank denies seeking help from Berlin（Financial Times)

  • Amid a slowdown,Twitter is said to discussing a possible takeover（The New York Times)

  • New scrutiny for JPMorgan in hiring of Chinese elite（The New York Times)

  • Former Hanjin chairwoman faces insider trading probe（Financial Times)

  • Activist investor urges new VW bonus targets（Financial Times)

  • Harvard's Money Troubles（The Wall Street Journal)

  • A Banker Faces the Music（The New York Times)

  • WELLS FARGO TRIPPED BY ITS SALES CULTURE（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Whistlebiowers pipe up foe SEC cash（Financial Times)

  • Wall Street's $5 Trillion Comeback（The New York Times)

  • CEO John Stumpf Called to Account（The Wall Street Journal)

  • U.S. Prosecutors Examine Wells Tactics（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Bufett Takes HIt As Wells Drops（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Fund manager defends culture at his firm（The New York Times)

  • A curious crackdown on banking risk（The New York Times)

  • America's inequality problem: Real income gains are brief（The New York Times)

  • Wells scandal stiffens resolve to end board inertia（Financial Times)

  • After 11 years, case of A.I.G.'s ex-chief is going to trial（The New York Times)

  • Carlyle Taps Pension Executive（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Walls Fargo chiefs face calls for bonus clawbacks over scandal（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Asset managers face pressure over bonuses（Financial Times)

  • VW Engineer Admits Scam（The Wall Street Journal)

  • BlackRock issues warning about climate change（Financial Times)

  • Dell gets bigger while Hewlett Packard gets smaller（The New York Times)

  • Losing on white-collar crime（The New York Times)

  • Whistle-blowing insiders: 'Game changer' for the S.E.C.（The New York Times)

  • Morningstar's Founder Gives Up His CEO Post（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Ackman's Chipotle Move Raise Stakes（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Whistle-blower chief moves on（The New York Times)

  • Pension funds call for an end to inflation targets（Financial Times)

  • Bonus culture in asset management 'out of control'（The New York Times)

  • Devising Real Ethic for Artificial Intelligence（The New York Times)

  • Retiree Awarded $15.6 Million in a Reported Ponzi Scheme Tied to MetLife（The New York Times)

  • Whistleblower calls for Deloitte probe（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Shareholders Get Bankruptcy Say（The Wall Street Journal)

  • The gamble in a takeover defense of just saying no（The New York Times)

  • Alphabet Executive Leaves Uber Board（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Carl Icahn and the Argument for Clarity（The New York Times)

  • US banks in activist investors' sights as double-digit returns prove elusive（Financial Times)

  • Activist investors take the fight to micro（Financial Times)

  • Carlyle considers ending hedge fund activities（Financial Times)

  • Ackman and Icahn Go at It Again Over Herbalife Fate（The New York Times)

  • SEC Seeks Public Comment on Disclosure Requirements Relating to Management, Security Holders and Corporate Governance Matters（SEC)

  • Nearly 5bn pound pulled out of UK asset managers in July（Financial Times)

  • To Crack Down on Securities Fraud, Sates Give Whistle-Blowers a Piece of the Penalty（The New York Times)

  • Activist aims to overturn Stada board（Financial Times)

  • Alphabet and Berkshire boards targeted over veteran directors（Financial Times)

  • Deutsche whistleblower hopes others will follow example（Financial Times)

  • Court: No Pay for Freddie Ex-CFO（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Deutsche Bank whistleblower snubs $8.25m SEC payout（Financial Times)

  • Bank Watchdog Goes Undercover（The Wall Street Journal)

  • The Diversity Police Raid the Boardroom（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Valeant investors attack former chiefs in lawsuit over drugmaker's 'vast fraud'（Financial Times)

  • Soros Doubles His Bet Against S&P 500 Index（The Wall Street Journal)

  • The risks of unfettered capitalism（The New York Times)

  • Drugmaker Braces for Shareholder Battle（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Shake-up calls mount as lack of diversity on US boards is laid bare（Financial Times)

  • Hedge Funds Look to Sky to Get a Leg Up（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Elderly caught as life insurance premiums soar（The New York Times)

  • PwC sued for $5.5bn over bank collapse（Financial Times)

  • Losing Ground To Web Rivals, Macy's Shrinks（The New York Times)

  • RBS Posts a Loss, Plans More Cost Cuts（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Investments Boost Berkshire（The Wall Street Journal)

  • How Dell mustered $67 billion for deal（The New York Times)

  • Ackman sells stake in Canadian Pacific（The New York Times)

  • Ackman?C Having a Rough Year, Sells $1.5 Billion Stakes in Canadian Pacific（The New York Times)

  • German banks suffer chronic lack of profitability（Financial Times)

  • Saatchi head quits after sexism storm（Financial Times)

  • Goldman to Pay More on Data Theft（The Wall Street Journal)

  • What's the Best Way to Pay Workers?（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Director's power struggle intensifies at Kazakh producer（Financial Times)

  • Shareholders have little say in Yahoo sale（The New York Times)

  • Chinese mogul realizes dream as Sotheby's shareholder（The New York Times)

  • How Valeant cashed in twice on higher drug prices（The New York Times)

  • Yahoo, AOL and the expanding online universe envisioned by Verizon（The New York Times)

  • Saachi chairman placed on leave for saying women lack 'vertical ambition'（Financial Times)

  • Fund fees could be squeezed to 0%（Financial Times)

  • EU watchdog bullish on bank capital（Financial Times)

  • At largest hedge fund,sex,fear and surveillance（The New York Times)

  • Deloitte Quit as IMDB Auditor（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Yahoo's CEO Faces Tough Second Act（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Passive ESG strategies more sophisticated （Pensions and Investments)

  • Goldman Sachs Could Be Facing Action From Fed Over 2014 Leak（The New York Times)

  • Verizon Nears Deal To Purchase Yahoo（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Activist hedge funds hunt for Brexit bargains（Financial Times)

  • BP Maps Growth in Wake of Spill（The Wall Street Journal)

  • EDF prepares for future without fossil fuel（Financial Times)

  • Activists call for more cash in SABMiller takeover（Financial Times)

  • Latest Attacks on VW Aims at Its Top Leaders（The New York Times)

  • Mon and Pop Vs. Activists（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Executive At HSBC Arrested In U.S.（The Wall Street Journal)

  • NY suit alleges VW chief's role in talks that led to cheating（Financial Times)

  • Calpers Hit by Stock Losses（The Wall Street Journal)

  • VW cheating 'willful and systematic'（Financial Times)

  • S.E.C. Is Investigating Whether Fiat Chrysler Inflated Sales Figures（The New York Times)

  • Herbalife settles with FTC in blow to Ackman（Financial Times)

  • Settlement by Takata in US airbag（The New York Times)

  • How America Could Dark（The Wall Street Journal)

  • BlackRock Net Slips as Assets Rise（The Wall Street Journal)

  • UniCredit chief begins selling off trophy assets（Financial Times)

  • Investors aim to curb surge in executive pay（Financial Times)

  • Thomson Reuters in $3bn sell-off（Financial Times)

  • niCredit and Santander scramble to save e5.3bn asset manager merger（Financial Times)

  • Sovereign wealth funds steer clear of direct stakes（Financial Times)

  • How investors get stung twice（The New York Times)

  • China Consumers Mean Red Ink for Citi（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Deutsche Bank pulling back from coal sector（The New York Times)

  • Fox News chief in sex harassment suit（Financial Times)

  • Another Hershey deal may be coming unwrapped（The New York Times)

  • Hon Hai Unit Files for IPO in Hong Kong（The Wall Street Journal)

  • New Boss at Occidental: No Layoffs（The Wall Street Journal)

  • VW: No Cash for Europe Owners（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Reports of a US activist invasion are overblown（Financial Times)

  • Credit Suisse triples special bonuses（Financial Times)

  • Temasek takes 5 percent stake in Tikehau（Financial Times)

  • Zenefits Compensates Investors Over Former Chief's Past Misconduct（The New York Times)

  • UniCredit Appoints CEO（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Mondelez bids $23bn for Hershey（Financial Times)

  • Shell CEO Pledges Commitment to U.K.（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Exxon Voices Support for Carbon Tax（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Beware of falling dominoes（The New York Times)

  • VW agrees to settle U.S. claims for $14.7 billion（The New York Times)

  • Climate Partnership Is Key Topic at North American Leaders' Meeting（The New York Times)

  • Bayer CEO's Risky Monsanto Bet（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Keynote Address, International Corporate Governance Network Annual Conference: Focusing the Lens of Disclosure to Set the Path Forward on Board Diversity, Non-GAAP, and Sustainability（SEC)

  • Sovereign funds continue to pull billions from asset managers（Financial Times)

  • Norway's oil fund votes against VW board members（Financial Times)

  • German Open Probe Of Former VW Chief（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Company conflict with activists is played out in the classroom（Financial Times)

  • Diversity crisis forces market to act（Financial Times)

  • Legal battle erupts over replacing of Viacom board members（The New York Times)

  • Exxon fights states in climate cases（The New York Times)

  • New group of buyers emerges to vie for a slice of big deals（The New York Times)

  • VW aims to ensure union backing for electric push（Financial Times)

  • Exxon Mobil Pushes Back at Climate Change Inquiries（The New York Times)

  • Redstone Moves to Replace Five Viacom Board Members, Escalating Battle（The New York Times)

  • Real thing to focus on in Africa is governance（Financial Times)

  • Capital Controls Derail Beijing's Hopes on MSCI（The Wall Street Journal)

  • As Shareholder Disappear, Darkness Falls on Performance（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Good governance crucial to bringing investment management in-house（Pension&Investments)

  • The hedge fund fee structure consumes 80% of alpha（Financial Times)

  • Volkswagen Manager is Said to Have Pushed for Destroying Evidence（The New York Times)

  • Volkswagen, UWA Union Fail to Reach Agreement（The Wall Street Journal)

  • WPP's CEO to Get Pay Deal Despite Revolt（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Fidelity walks away from Dimon's push for common boardroom code（Financial Times)

  • Activist investors' new target: Real estate investment trusts（The New York Times)

  • Republican Unveil a Plan to Dismantle Dodd Frank（The New York Times)

  • Ruing That Dell Buyout Shorted Shareholders May Not Be Major Precedent（The New York Times)

  • Valeant admits to selling some of its biggest drugs at a loss（Financial Times)

  • CEO Pay in U.S. Dropped in 2015（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Big downside to online annual meeting（The New York Times)

  • Another Former Executive At Zurich Commits Suicide（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Testing the Reach of Liability（The New York Times)

  • Why the Global Risk Are Growing for Companies（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Few people doubt chief executive pay is out of control（Financial Times)

  • Top C.E.O. pay fell during 2015（The New York Times)

  • With more women on board, executive pay is up（The New York Times)

  • Climate Tests Voted Down（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Delaware Effort to Protect Shareholders May Hurt Them（The New York Times)

  • Effort to protect shareholders may hurt（The New York Times)

  • Calpers raises pressure for bigger say on Exxon climate change plans（Financial Times)

  • Bayer Offers $62 Billion To Acquire Monsanto（The New York Times)

  • Investors Press Exxon to Rate Climate Risks（The New York Times)

  • BlackRock slammed over high-pay votes（Financial Times)

  • Goldman shareholders revolt against top executive pay plan（Financial Times)

  • Little secrecy in sale of Yahoo（The New York Times)

  • Activist Investors Ally to Lobby（The Wall Street Journal)

  • VW signals 'change' in executive pay（Financial Times)

  • Barriers to Board Positions Persisit for Minorities and Women ,Report Shows（The New York Times)

  • Buffet joins Gillbert in the bidding for Yahoo（The New York Times)

  • Norway Oil Fund to Join VW Suit（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Patience runs out with Volkswagen（Financial Times)

  • Gates fund in a Swiss shareholder fight（The New York Times)

  • Hedge funds reach for hard hats amid collapsing mergers（The New York Times)

  • Active fund managers 'growing too big'（Financial Times)

  • How Bill Gates Became Embroiled in a Swiss Shareholdder Battle（The New York Times)

  • Alarm grows as shareholders scoop up more than half of listed groups'profit（Financial Times)

  • Listed: biggest backers of executive pay（Financial Times)

  • Analyts raise prospect of peak dividend growth（Financial Times)

  • Executive pay 'rubber satmping' rife 3.2016.5.9. FT: Listed: biggest backers of executive pay（Financial Times)

  • Workers Are Getting More of the Economic Pie and Shareholders less（The New York Times)

  • Power play pits founder against boar（The New York Times)

  • Shareholder adviser backs probe into Duetsche Bank's handling of legal woes（Financial Times)

  • France in legal threat over Renault Chief's Pay（Financial Times)

  • CEO Shaped Valeant Prices（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Buffett fizzes in defence of Cherry Coke（Financial Times)

  • US public pensions crisis "is really hard to fix"（Financial Times)

  • Expedia Chief's Pay Hits Nearly $95 Million（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Baffet: Valeant Is Flawed（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Paris plans share sales to raise E3bn in aid for EDF（Financial Times)

  • Norway wealth fund set to launch crackdown on high executive pay（Financial Times)

  • Familiar pattern for Valeant's new chief（The New York Times)

  • Investors revolt over pay in day of protests（Financial Times)

  • Ican Says He Has Sold His Large Stake in Apple（The New York Times)

  • Yahoo Reaches Deal With Activist（Financial Times)

  • Yahoo avoids proxy fight as it appoints Starboard nominees（Financial Times)

  • New chief is named at embattled drug maker（The New York Times)

  • Citi shareholders rebel against executive pay（Financial Times)

  • Fund houses favour rivals at AGMs（Financial Times)

  • New Activist: Analyst at the Gate（The Wall Street Journal)

  • From Buffet Protege to Activist（The Wall Street Journal)

  • G.M. has much toprove to investors on earnings（The New York Times)

  • Wall Street Faces New Pay Rules（The Wall Street Journal)

  • BlackRock Shows Its Sway（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Despite Strong Profit, G.M. Has Much to Prove to Investors（The New York Times)

  • After 6 Years, A Plan Targets Wall Street Pay（The New York Times)

  • Executive pay revolt gathers pace with Anglo investors urged to vote in protest（Financial Times)

  • S.E.C. frozen as senators delay nominees（The New York Times)

  • Troubles mount and revenue shrinks as Yahoo studies possible buyers（The New York Times)

  • Yahoo chief vows to push ahead with sale（Financial Times)

  • Coca-Cola board directors face investors pressure（Financial Times)

  • Redstone's Total Pay from CBS Plummeted Last Year（The New York Times)

  • BlackRock's crusade on C.E.O. pay loses steam（The New York Times)

  • Some suitors for Yahoo unsure what is for sale（The New York Times)

  • BP Shareholder Vote Against Chief's Pay Package（The New York Times)

  • Pay Is Shrinking For Most Oil CEOs（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Rise of big funds raises collusion worries（The New York Times)

  • Valeant Bond Holder Calls a Default（The New York Times)

  • VW to cut bonuses in wake of scandal（Financial Times)

  • Banks face harsh sanctions as Fed rejects wind-up provisions（Financial Times)

  • Wall St. fine less than seems（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Valeant Board Urges Its CEO to Testfy（The Wall Street Journal)

  • The CEO Who Took On Uncle Sam（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Fund houses must reveal executive pay in India（Financial Times)

  • Canadian Pacific Derails Merger Efforts（The Wall Street Journal)

  • G.M. Begins To Prevail In Lawsuits On Switches（The New York Times)

  • Starbord Sets Sights On Seats At DepoMed（The New York Times)

  • CEO Pay Fell Most Since 2008（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Swiss supervisor flags money -laundering risks（Financial Times)

  • BlackRock makes foray into activist（The New York Times)

  • Activist Investing Serves Up a Win（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Worst performance in two decades delivers fresh blow to active funds（Financial Times)

  • Among Causes of Valeant 's Tumble, Outsize Executive Pay Share Blame（The New York Times)

  • A Kafkaesque conspiracy on executive pay（Financial Times)

  • Hedge Fund Fees Drive Away Investors（The Wall Street Journal)

  • A Dodd-Frank Financial Watchdog Still Growls, on a Slightly Tighter Leash（Financial Times)

  • SEC Issues Brief in Vanguard Whistleblower Case（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Swedbank chairman set to be unseated（Financial Times)

  • Activist hedge funds found wanting in essential tasks（Financial Times)

  • VW faces potential $15bn penalty as US watchdog sues over green ad campain（Financial Times)

  • Explaining Valeant: The Main Theories（The New York Times)

  • Activist hedge funds found wanting in essential tasks（Financial Times)

  • Another Firm Pays a Price for Its Supporting Role at Valeant（The New York Times)

  • Ackman Seeks to Calm Valeant Fears（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Manegement makeovers bring in peer review for pay（Financial Times)

  • SEC Nears Charging Cooperman, Omega（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Yahoo prepares for fight with investor as it struggles on turnaround plan（The New York Times)

  • No Respite For Yahoo,Battling On 2 Fronts（The New York Times)

  • Many Burned by Ackman's Bold Bet（The New York Times)

  • Former Valeant finance chief refuses to quit board（Financial Times)

  • Problems pile up for US public pension schemes（Financial Times)

  • Wall St urged to tighten 'clawback' rules（Financial Times)

  • Glaxo CEO Witty to Retire（The Wall Street Journal)

  • JWT chief amid claims of racism（Financial Times)

  • Despite Setbacks, Shareholder Activists Have Upper Hand, an Executive Says（The New York Times)

  • Reputationds at risk over bets on Valeant（The New York Times)

  • Valeant Slashes Guidance（The Wall Street Journal)

  • CEO email scam is wake-up call for boards（Financial Times)

  • Huge Pressure on Valeant Puts Ackman's Image as a Moneymaker at Risk（The New York Times)

  • Investment group at heart of jet scandal shakes up board at Swedish businesses（Financial Times)

  • Whisle-Blower's Suit Accuses Volkeswagen of Deleting Data（The New York Times)

  • Norwegian oil dumps Pimco（Financial Times)

  • Large equity funds score poorly on sustainability（Financial Times)

  • A Buyback That Stung Shareholders（The New York Times)

  • Samsung Group Sets Board Changes（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Start of Year Brings Little Rellief to Stumbling Hedge Funds（The New York Times)

  • A Troubling Blooper Reel At Valeant（The New York Times)

  • Wall Street Bonuses Fell 9% in 2015, and 2016 Isn't Looking Rosy（The New York Times)

  • Tenure Voting Could Shift the Balance of Corporate Power（The New York Times)

  • After Tumulturous Day for Valeant, Latest Blow Is an S.E.C. Investigatiion（The New York Times)

  • Brexit debate adds twist to LSE-Deutche（Financial Times)

  • Bank sued over Ponzi scheme ties（The New York Times)

  • Directors' Pay Ratchets Higher（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Chinese deals feel the chill from Washington regulators（The New York Times)

  • Valeant Uncovers Accounting Red Flags（Financial Times)

  • U.S. SEC Gives a Nod to Multinationals（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Soverein wealth funds pull $46.5bn from asset managers（Financial Times)

  • Active managers should be focused on real wealth creation（Financial Times)

  • StanChart Investors Bracing for Bad News（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Yahoo's Sale Review To Exclude Its CEO（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Shell next to face great dividend debate（Financial Times)

  • VW Memos Suggest Company Misled U.S.（The New York Times)

  • China's Acquisitive Ambitions Raise Alarm in Washington（The New York Times)

  • Ex-Porsche Executives' Trial Sheds Light On a Family's Rise at Volkswagen（The New York Times)

  • Volkswagen faces further pain from investors（Financial Times)

  • US hedge funds hit by market tarmoil（Financial Times)

  • Dividends, Wall Street's Battered Status Symbol（The New York Times)

  • Morgan Stanley in $3.2Billion Settlement（The Wall Street Journal)

  • A.I.G. Will Give Seats On Board to 2 Activists Who Want a Breakeup（The New York Times)

  • MetLife Makes Its Case Against "Too Big to Fail"（The New York Times)

  • AIG Chief Dances at Activists' Ball（The Wall Street Journal)

  • CFTC Whistles Up Few Whistleblowers（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Ponzi scheme in China got a lift from state media（The New York Times)

  • Volkswagen delays report of earnings amid scandal（The New York Times)

  • Star lawyer's dual roles at Theranos set up conflict（The New York Times)

  • Hochtief faces legal action for insider trading（Financial Times)

  • Dark Pool Pacts Expose a Dilenma（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Platform party topples over into hangover（Financial Times)

  • Vanguard,Fidelity face proxy access row（Financial Times)

  • Deutshe Bank Is Still Struggling（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Internet governance is no longer America's domain（Financial Times)

  • A.I.G. Will Return $25Billion To Shareholders and Trim Costs, Resisting Pressure for Breakup（The New York Times)

  • Under Pressure, SunEdison Adds Einhorn to Board（The New York Times)

  • J&J investors rally activists to buy stakes and push for change（Financial Times)

  • AIG to return ??25bn after activist seige（Financial Times)

  • Ackman falls out of hedge fund list（Financial Times)

  • Quants are the new ethical investrors（Financial Times)

  • AIG forced to turn up the heat in battle to repel Icahn（Financial Times)

  • GM's First Ignition Defect Case Ends When Plaintiff Drops His Claim（The New York Times)

  • JPMorgan's C.E.O. Got a 35% Raise in 2015, to $27Million（The New York Times)

  • Executive to Finish Insider Trading Sentence in His Home（The New York Times)

  • Hurt by Legal Woes, Deutsche Bank Announces $7 Billion Yearly Loss（The New York Times)

  • INDEPENDENT DIRECTORS KEEP CLOSE TIES（The Wall Street Journal)

  • Calpers' new risk mitigation plan won't fix what ails it（Pensions & Investments)

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