Corporate Governance
Shell on Trial: Why a Landmark Climate Lawsuit Could Reshape the Future of Energy Investing
A landmark UK lawsuit by typhoon survivors against Shell signals a new era of climate risk, with profound implications for finance, ESG investing, and the economy.
The Six-Figure Question: Are Non-Executive Directors Earning Their Keep or Just Cashing In?
Are Non-Executive Directors worth their six-figure pay? This post dissects the debate on board compensation, corporate governance, and accountability.
Scoops, Stocks, and Social Justice: The Billion-Dollar Battle for Ben & Jerry’s Soul
Ben & Jerry’s co-founder warns the brand’s soul is at risk in a battle with parent Unilever, a case study in finance, ESG investing, and corporate governance.
Ben & Jerry’s vs. Unilever: A High-Stakes Battle for Corporate Soul and Shareholder Value
Ben & Jerry’s co-founder warns the brand could be destroyed, sparking a critical debate on corporate governance, ESG investing, and brand authenticity.
Hollywood Heists, Trading Triumphs, and Berkshire’s Quiet Shake-Up: Anatomy of a Power Play
From Hollywood dealmaking drama to a trader’s court victory and a subtle shift at Berkshire Hathaway, a look at this week’s major power plays.
From Protest to Portfolio: The Financial Reboot of Green Activism
A new era of activism is dawning, moving from street protests to the stock market. Discover how shareholder engagement is rebooting the green movement.
Silence or Ruin: The Crushing Cost of Whistleblowing in UK Finance
The UK’s whistleblowing laws punish the messenger, leading to career ruin. This post explores the human cost and argues for a US-style incentive system.
Code of Silence: The Terrifying Cost of Speaking Truth to Power in Tech
Whistleblowing in tech is a high-stakes gamble. Inspired by an FT report, this post explores the devastating personal cost of speaking up and why it matters.
The Art of the Nothing-Statement: Decoding Corporate Spin and Its Impact on Your Investments
A deep dive into corporate jargon and its real-world impact on investors, the stock market, and the economy, inspired by the FT’s Rutherford Hall.
Beyond the Balance Sheet: Why the EU’s Due Diligence Law is a Game-Changer for Finance and a Myth-Buster for Critics
The EU’s new CSDDD isn’t a threat but a financial game-changer, debunking myths and creating a new playbook for investors and business leaders.
Japan’s Trillion-Dollar Blind Spot: Why Female Leadership is the Next Big Catalyst for its Economy and Stock Market
Japan lags G7 nations in female leadership, a gap that impacts its economy and stock market. This is a critical issue for investors and business leaders.
From Freezer Aisle to the House of Lords: The Economic Signal of Richard Walker’s Political Pivot
Iceland boss Richard Walker’s move to the Labour benches in the House of Lords signals a major shift in UK business-political relations.