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Fortune this week credited Jamie Dimon (pictured above) with spending “years warning” Americans about China, then putting $230 billion behind the fix. The magazine traced those warnings to the JPM…
A New Mexico state judge ordered Meta Platforms on Wednesday to pay $25 billion for misleading users about its data-privacy practices — one of the largest consumer-protection judgments in U.S. histo…
Larry Ellison (pictured above) didn’t sell his Oracle stock to help pay for his son’s takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery. He borrowed against it instead.
General Motors CEO Mary Barra (pictured above) sent shareholders a short letter Tuesday with third-quarter results. It praised new pickups, touted driver-assist subscriptions and announced a fresh $20…
On Friday, the National Legal and Policy Center (NLPC) filed a complaint with the Attorney Grievance Committee (AGC) against New York Attorney General Letitia James for “violating the Rules of Profe…
by Carl Horowitz | Oct 6, 2026 | Featured News, Government Integrity Project, Reid Hoffman, Soros
Today, National Legal and Policy Center presented a “Preservation of Shareholder Proposal Access Rights” proposal at the annual meeting of The Procter & Gamble Company.
Investor: “…the pressure moves from ‘deliver the turnaround’ to ‘explain why you’re still the right person to lead it.’”
UPDATE 10/8/2026 at 7:20 a.m. EDT: ISS’s endorsement is clearly making the board of directors at Procter & Gamble nervous, as the company has filed a special solicitation with the Securities and Exc…
NLPC has summarized the accounts of the sabotage (including a “58-minute read” by the New York Times) waged by former Disney CEO Robert Iger (pictured above, right) upon his successor Bob Chapek (…
The Securities and Exchange Commission wants to abolish the rule that lets shareholders put proposals to a vote at corporate annual meetings. Last week Bloomberg Law reported on the pushback from inve…
Travelers landing at the international airport in Urumqi can now order a Starbucks latte. So can shoppers at the city’s Grand Bazaar.
