The Securities and Exchange Commission’s final rule for disclosing the pay ratio between CEOs and their median employee gives companies significant leeway in a calculation that some claim offers investors little useful information
US exchanges’ adoption of blockchain software, used by the original crytocurrency, to facilitate and track trades could enhance speed and transparency in the securities market
The deal closed in just 42 days. It followed 12 months of speculation that the AOL was a prime takeover target, yet the merger has still raised valuation concerns
An effort to avoid regulatory arbitrage in uncleared swap margin regulation may force banks to change course on plans to de-guarantee foreign subsidiaries
Investors could have more options to buy private securities, following the release of a rule to remove the disclosure wrapper foreign issuers must provide in offerings
Many stores stayed open, despite the company’s bankruptcy RadioShack's global asset sale has demonstrated how a retail business can maintain operations throughout a bankruptcy process and avoid total liquidation. The US electronics company has sold the bulk of its assets, including stores and franchise agreements, and entered into a transitional agreement with the main acquirer General Wireless. On June 25, RadioShack representatives announced that the company had reached an agreement to liquidate its few remaining holdings.
