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Legal niceties color backdating cases; There hasn’t been a huge wave of class-action suits triggered by the scores of investigations and allegations of improper stock option backdating. One big reason: legal technicalities that make derivative suits

This 2,123 word article is taken from the 01 July 2007 edition of Financial Executive Full Title: Legal niceties color backdating cases; There hasn’t been a huge wave of class-action suits triggered by the scores of investigations and allegations of improper stock option backdating One big reason:…

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« Proxy season 2007: more smoke than fire; The 2007 proxy season saw a slew of challenges from activist shareholders, private equity funds, public pension funds and others. Many high-profile proxy contests did not materialize, as companies compromised
Corporate Culture: more myth than reality? While business success and failure are often laid to “culture,” the term is elusive and frequently misused. Experts in organization behavior say it’s difficult to alter a company’s culture, and when it does »

Legal niceties color backdating cases; There hasn’t been a huge wave of class-action suits triggered by the scores of investigations and allegations of improper stock option backdating. One big reason: legal technicalities that make derivative suits

This 2,123 word article is taken from the 01 July 2007 edition of Financial Executive Full Title: Legal niceties color backdating cases; There hasn’t been a huge wave of class-action suits triggered by the scores of investigations and allegations of improper stock option backdating One big reason:…

This entry was posted on Wednesday, August 1st, 2007 at 2:01 pm and is filed under General Banking. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.

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