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Two dozen protesters entered the lion’s den to disrupt an activist investors conference in Midtown Manhattan on Monday. Protesters from a group called “HedgeClippers” walked into the Crowne Plaza H... 
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The purchase price is reportedly less than what Laliberte was seeking. But after a 30-year run, it's natural for a billionaire entrepreneur to sell his company as the product matures, competition increases and the public reacts more slowly to the offering, said Nadeau, who now heads Quebec's Institute for Governance of Private and Public Organizations.
Institut sur la gouvernance (IGOPP)'s insight:
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Seattle biotech company Acucela will soon be turned topsy-turvy in a boardroom overhaul as the result of a proxy battle. But between the current CEO and the ousted leader who will likely be reinstated, who will better run the company?
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Why is the SEC dragging its feet in allowing entrepreneurs to sell small amounts of stock through crowdfunding websites?
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The Ontario government needs someone with a business pedigree to lead the transformation of Hydro One from Crown corporation into an efficiently run company with public shareholders
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In a shift away from hedge-fund industry titans, about half the inflows into hedge funds last year went to firms with less than $5 billion in assets.
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PwC vice chairman Tim Ryan joins MoneyBeat to explain why companies are not properly prepared for shareholder and hedge fund activism. Photo: AP
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Bombardier's rail unit, whose products include locomotives, subway cars and signalling and control equipment, is the healthier part of the company
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Hans Hoogervorst says Canada is better off with IFRS because the country is aligned with 114 other nations around the world that have adopted the rules
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CNBC's Kate Kelly reports the next generation of young hedge fund money managers are making their presence felt on Wall Street.
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Alors que les rumeurs s'amplifient au sujet d'une transaction majeure liée à sa division ferroviaire, Bombardier cherche un nouveau directeur des fusions et...
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WASHINGTON, DC, April 16, 2015 /PRNewswire/ - The Global Network of Director Institutes (GNDI) today announced the...
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Dan Price, founder and CEO of Gravity Payments, told staff that he would reduce his own wages and eat into the company’s profits to raise the salaries of the firm’s lowest-paid staff
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Also earnings, job changes, and missed opportunities from the oil crash.
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Disputes in the boardroom could become more prevalent as activist investors step up attempts to gain legitimacy by courting people with pedigree and gravitas to nominate as corporate directors.
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Finance watchdog groups are calling on Congress to change the rules for how activists, which buy up companies’ shares and push for board seats and other changes, report their ownership stakes.
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A Seattle CEO who announced that he's giving himself a drastic pay cut to help cover the cost of big raises for his employees didn't just make those workers happy. He's already gained new customers, too. "We've definitely gained a handful of customers in the last day or two," said...
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The online marketplace for handmade and vintage goods is set to price its initial public offering Wednesday at a market value of at least $1.55 billion, or 8 times 2014 revenue.
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