Why Michael Dell wants to change the buyout voting rules so badly, in one chartByTheo Francis and Theo Francis
When tech companies release earnings, people like Mark Zuckerberg and Bill Gates can make or lose billions in a dayByTheo Francis and Theo Francis
Apathetic shareholders can be as much of a problem for companies as hostile onesByTheo Francis and Theo Francis
This company successfully thwarted investors’ efforts to rein in executive payByTheo Francis and Theo Francis
Why Wal-Mart’s $15 billion stock buyback may not be as great as it seemsByGina Chon, Gina Chon, Theo Francis, and Theo Francis
Some companies pay executives extra to fly on their own private jets for vacationByTheo Francis and Theo Francis
Apple’s $1.1 billion worth of tax breaks it doesn’t expect to get away withByTheo Francis and Theo Francis
That sound you heard yesterday was companies dumping 41,565 pages on the SEC’s doorstepByTheo Francis and Theo Francis
Rejigging America’s GDP calculation requires dubious math, but it always didByTheo Francis and Theo Francis
Why American Airlines’ CEO probably won’t cry over the $20 million a judge denied himByTheo Francis and Theo Francis
How much should you worry about North Korea? The SEC has some numbers on thatByTheo Francis and Theo Francis
Monsanto seems to think the “Monsanto Protection Act” it lobbied for hardly mattersByTheo Francis and Theo Francis
