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Corporate Governance: In the News - Articles of Interest

(articles published December 9 – December 14, 2025)

• Trump moves to impose federal AI regulation framework | The Hill

• Trump signs order to boost oversight of proxy advisory industry | Reuters

• Trump orders crackdown on proxy advisers for supporting ESG, DEI | ESG Today

• Trump executive order puts proxy firms, SEC in spotlight | Pensions & Investments

• Trump orders SEC to review proxy-advisor rules in ESG crackdown | Bloomberg

• Companies are desperately seeking storytellers | The Wall Street Journal

• Observations of the Trump DOJ’s white-collar priorities: A year-one retrospective | New York Law Journal

• Protecting American investors from foreign-owned and politically motivated proxy advisors | The White House

• Eliminating state-law obstruction of national artificial intelligence policy | The White House

• Trump orders SEC to review proxy-advisor rules in ESG crackdown | Bloomberg

• SEC chair looks to boost IPO momentum while cooling public-company burdens | Fortune

• ‘Marchand’ shareholder case to proceed in Chancery six years after landmark Supreme Court reversal | Delaware Business Court Insider / Law.com

• Trump signs executive order for single national AI regulation framework | CNBC

• Layoff surge spurs fresh push to update federal, state WARN Acts | Bloomberg Law

• In depth: Key accounting and auditing developments to watch | PwC Viewpoint

• Despite potential glut of nonequity partners, law firms will keep growing the ranks | Law.com

• Lululemon’s chief executive Calvin McDonald to depart next month | The Wall Street Journal

• ISSB amends greenhouse-gas disclosure requirements | Accounting Today

• Uncle Sam, shareholder | Cato Institute

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