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Delaware Vice Chancellor Travis Laster Says Bill Barr Could Use Some Help on Delaware Law

Reynolds Holding

There are many legal topics where AG Barr has vast knowledge and experience. It has a board-centric model in which fiduciary duties run to the corporation for the ultimate benefit of the stockholders. Second, there are many forms of ESG, and not all contest that directors’ duties run to the stockholders. That’s why Robert T.

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What exactly is indirect tax?

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Jump to: What is indirect tax? Types of indirect tax The value of indirect tax to tax professionals Differences between direct and indirect tax Tax planning and management is one of the primary areas accountants help their clients. Taxes are either direct tax or indirect tax. They are often already embedded in the prices of goods and services.

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From “Corporate Social Responsibility” to “Corporate Social Liability”?

Reynolds Holding

The debate about corporate social responsibility has recently moved into new territory: the establishment of what can be called corporate social liability or CSL. Violations of the new duties of care give victims from around the world a potential cause of action against Swiss companies in Switzerland. [2]. Shell appealed the decision.

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The Legal Primacy Norm in Corporate Law

Reynolds Holding

The debate over the corporation’s purpose is today a central topic of corporate law scholarship. I argue that corporate law, both descriptively and normatively, follows (and should follow) what I call the legal primacy norm. In the article, I argue that this requirement plays a prominent role in every aspect of corporate law.

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Cleary Gottlieb Discusses How Companies Can Meet Fiduciary Duties When Speaking on Public Issues

Reynolds Holding

One question that follows for boards and management, then, is whether they can break the silence without breaching their fiduciary duties. Can they do so in a way that is consistent with their fiduciary duties to act in the best interests of the company and its stockholders? [1] Consider this now-commonplace scenario: The U.S.

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How the SEC Uses Information Disclosed on Earnings Conference Calls

Reynolds Holding

Earnings conference calls are an important way for firms to communicate with external stakeholders. Equity shareholders, buy-side and sell-side analysts, debtholders, and other capital market participants view the calls as informative beyond the contemporaneous earnings announcements.

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Common Regrets of Internal Auditors and What They Teach Us

Internal Audit 360

It’s an easy-to-read business book full of forward-looking non-conventional ideas on managing, motivating, and compensating people, among other topics. Additionally, three respondents touched on a topic that I believe many others will relate to, politics. Sounds exciting, right? I received a total of 40 responses.