Big business bites back at governance foe
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SEAN HARRIGAN has a talent for making powerful enemies. Warren Buffet, the legendary investor, Michael Eisner, Disneyâs boss, Sanford Weill, the Citigroup chairman, and Richard Grasso, the former New York
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Too many business interests are clinging to a failed status quo and resisting necessary governance reforms, the government's top securities regulator said Thursday.
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The online specialist endures a rocky shareholder meeting.
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With Blackstone Group  taking heat from investors and lawmakers after its IPO, the man in charge of day-to-day operations faces perhaps the biggest challenge in his more than 30 years on Wall Street.
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The ouster of the president of California&#39;s public pension fund has raised questions about whether pension funds, endowments and other big activist investors will be able to keep wielding influence in corporate governance campaigns.
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Business figures defend the paying of bonuses to City executives after an attack by the chancellor.
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Executives concerned about regulatory overload after year of scandals and mishaps
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Tuesday night's D.C. Council vote on baseball left some business leaders worried that the events will hurt the District's credibility with developers and financiers.
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The long-awaited interpretation of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act is the culmination of a fierce lobbying battle between accounting firms and small public companies.
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South Africa's ruling ANC is criticised for a scheme charging business leaders to meet government officials.
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Business & money: Change of emphasis to property development provokes outrage.
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Business & money: Government to get tough with bidders for Northern Rock during crisis meetings
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One of the world's top business leaders expresses his fears over the "daunting" challenge of climate change.
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The reputations of two business titans â Warren E. Buffett and Maurice R. Greenberg â came under attack on in the latest corporate corruption trial.
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People often shrug off the government&#39;s interference into private business because they believe it doesn&#39;t affect them. Many even believe that business is inherently evil, profit-driven and cannot be trusted to do the right thing for its customers.
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The board, which met this weekend, reportedly expressed concern about regulatory scrutiny.
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Business & money: Â· Walker review opts for voluntary code of conduct Â· Takeover firms are urged to be more open