Shareholder Proposals: The New Battleground in Managing Cyber-Risk?
“Today, the importance of data management and technology to business is analogous to the importance of electricity and other forms of power in the p...
Public Companies Begin Accounting for Shutdown Threat in Disclosures, Contracts
The longest shutdown of the federal government on record ended last week after 35 days. But keep that champagne on ice: in about three weeks, we might...
Insider Trading, IPOs and More Go Unpoliced in Government Shutdown
As the longest federal government shutdown in history drags on, President Trump is testing out a new slogan to drum up support for his border wall: "B...
New Allegations Reveal SEC Fell Victim to International Computer Hacking Scheme
The mounting tales of corporate data breaches tend to follow a familiar pattern.
A major U.S. or multinational company—often a retailer—reveals...
Google Parent Sued by Shareholders for Handling of #MeToo Allegations
In the era of the #MeToo movement, high-profile corporate executives getting sacked for bad behavior has become almost commonplace. New developments w...
IPO Traffic Jam Part of Shutdown’s Effects on SEC
As the longest federal government shutdown on record approaches the one month mark, visitors to national parks and monuments are discovering mountains...