Stanford’s David Larcker On CEOs And Divorce
Corporate governance expert David F. Larcker, the James Irvin Miller professor of accounting at Stanford University, shares insights on CEOs and divorce.
Corporate governance expert David F. Larcker, the James Irvin Miller professor of accounting at Stanford University, shares insights on CEOs and divorce.
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