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PineBridge looks past Adani saga to load up on stocks in IndiaWhile short-seller Hindenburg Research’s Jan. 24 report about the business empire of tycoon Gautam Adani has been one reason why investors ...- The risks of poor governance to investors in IndiaFor instance, inheritance within the family to the male members may allow the business to pass from one generation to the next but also cre...
- Elon Musk won't have a board to watch him when he takes Twitter private – does that matter?As experts on corporate governance, we believe this feud raises two important corporate governance questions: What purpose does a board of ...
- Former MD of Tata Communications, Vinod Kumar, joins Vodafone GroupThe UK-based telecom major said in a statement that Kumar will take his new post with effect from September 2.
- Investors should focus on becoming more informed and aware of risksFinancial markets are risky places even without scams. Indian investors should focus on becoming more informed and aware of those risks
- Four famous mergers that went southThe biggest pharma union ever, Pfizer and Allergan in a $160 billion deal, was scuttled by the US government this month. Here are a few oth...
- India needs positive environment for whistleblowers: Experts"Organisations which stays ethical in all its products and services would have corporate advantages that translates to higher revenues, mar...
- With the increase in scams like Oylmpus, life is becoming tough for auditorsIf you work as an auditor for a big accounting firm, it just got that much harder to make the case that society should value your services.
- Five of ten biggest ever bankruptices in current crisisWith General Motors's fall into bankruptcy on Monday, the current economic crisis has accounted for five out of the ten biggest ever bankru...
- Citi's Pandit among 20 worst ever CEOs; Lehman's Fuld on topCiti's Vikram Pandit is among 20 worst ever CEOs in US history, but the top honours has gone to Lehman Brothers' Dick Fuld. Oracle's Elliso...
- Four telecom MNCs face probe in IndiaFour leading telecom MNCs - AT&T, BT, MCI Worldcom and Equant - may face penal action in India for providing long distance services without...
- SOX Appeal: Accounting firms may get a watchdogSceptical of ICAI effectiveness, govt wants an independent regulatory body on the lines of the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (P...
- Satyam scam to be included in B-schoolsThe Satyam scam is now going to be a part of most B-school curriculum, including Hyd's Indian School of Business.
- We will prosecute Raju if US laws violated: VianaleUS based law firm, Vianale, filed class action lawsuit against Satyam on behalf of purchasers of ADS of the co. Satyam Fraud: Big questions...
- The world has seen much bigger fraudsWhile Satyam remains the biggest accounting fraud in the history of Corporate India, it has had more than one international precedent.
- New guidelines may help future Enrons escape punishmentUS businesses, with the help of civil libertarians, are on the verge of outmanoeuvring federal prosecutors and persuading Congress to limit...
- Verizon to kick off ILD services hereUS telecom major Verizon proposes to set up international long distance (ILD) operations in the country.
- Sarbanes-Oxley brings US firms record IPO earningsFor all the hand-wringing over the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, the accounting and governance law driving companies away from US stock exchanges.
- WorldCom's ex-chief Ebbers faces 25-year prison termA federal appeals court upheld the securities fraud conviction of former WorldCom chief executive officer Bernard Ebbers, who’s now likely ...
- Call for strict penalties for corporate offencesIn the wake of corporate malpractices indulged in by giants such as Enron, WorldCom, Xerox, and Merck, the department of company affairs (D...
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