Corporate governance ensures that various aspects of running a business are conducted equitably and uniformly, regardless of location, division or department. Corporate governance is often thought of ...

To be effective, your company's leaders must take responsibility for their decisions and the performance of the organization as a whole. For example, the leaders of a company should design and adhere ...

The health of America's public corporations and financial markets — and public trust in both — is critical to economic growth and a better financial future for American workers, retirees and investors ...

Both corporate legal work and estate planning may play key roles, but different ones, in the long term success of construction and real estate companies. Corporate attorneys typically help businesses ...

Every private company has its own set of ownership issues, competitive dynamics and resource constraints to optimize. As you would expect, private companies vary widely on what they want their boards ...

Nonprofits have emerged as powerful forces shaping corporate law and governance, yet they remain largely overlooked in accounts of the field. This lecture offers a theory that nonprofits are the ...

A Biden administration can be expected to have a notable impact on corporate governance, both through specific proposals and by how its policies influence state legislation, “best practices” ...

Corporate accountability refers to a public company's performance in non-financial areas such as social responsibility and ...

Based on nearly 30 years of experience as Nasdaq’s Corporate Secretary, Joan Conley shares KPIs that are important for corporate governance teams in their role supporting the organization’s corporate ...

Frequently, bankruptcy courts resort to an examination of the Delaware General Corporation Law (DGCL) when determining whether a challenged petition is a valid and authorized corporate action. The ...

Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) discusses President Trump's use of tariffs as an economic weapon against countries that have "cheated and robbed" the U.S. Photo: Sean T. Smith for the WSJ Leadership ...