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Richard Epstein, UChicago Law Professor, on Assigning Systemic Risk to the Government Instead of Private Institutions

Richard Epstein, UChicago Law Professor, on Systemic Risk

Romney Has Highest Potential to Turn Around US Economy According to CEOs

Most CEOs think Mitt Romney is the Republican candidate with the most promise of turning around the U.S. economy. Over 82 percent of CEOs ranked Romney’s potential to turn around the economy as ‘good’ or better. Just over 59 percent of CEOs think Romney’s closest competitor, Herman Cain, has ‘good’ or better potential to turn around the economy. Texas Governor Rick Perry fell from 65.8 percent to 48.9 percent positive potential from September to October.

RR Donnelley CEO Tom Quinlan On Leadership and Technology

RR Donnelley CEO, Tom Quinlan, attended this year’s Chief Executive of the Year Awards dinner honoring Ford’s Alan Mulally at the New York Stock Exchange. In this video Quinlan shares leadership advice on relating with boards and discusses new technologies being utilized by the global communications provider.

Sealed Air CEO Bill Hickey: Advice to Aspiring Business Leaders

SEC Enforcement Initiatives Webinar

Sponsored by Chartis.

Secrets of Mini-Multinationals: How Midsized Companies Can Go Global

Seven Ways Facebook’s Board Must Handle its ‘Genius CEO’

The IPO may be over, but there’s plenty of work left to do at Facebook. The board is going to [...]

Shareholder Activism, Increased Expectations Add to Pressure on CEOs

CEOs and boards of directors are feeling the pressures of increased stakeholder activism and scrutiny. When asked in the RHR International 2013 CEO Snapshot Survey about the current biggest threat to their tenure, 22 percent of CEOs cited “failure to perform to stakeholder expectations,” compared to just 12 percent in January 2012. In addition, more than half (57%) say that they will be driving a change in their company’s strategy this year.

Shareholders Push for “Triple Bottom Line”