Corporate Governance: In the News - Articles of Interest
(articles published March 18, 2026 – March 22, 2026)
SEC Sued for Allegedly Silencing Investors | Dow Jones
US Shareholder Rights Advocates Sue SEC Over No-Action Pullback | Responsible Investor
Companies Warn Investors of Energy Price Jitters Fueled by Iran War | Wall Street Journal
Boardroom Optimism Cools in Early 2026 Amid Uncertainty of War With Iran | BoardMember
Talk of AI Disruption, Wars, Oil, Rates Dominates M&A Conference Even as Deals Soar | Reuters
CEO AI Churn and Turnover at Adobe | Fortune
Lululemon Faces Mounting ESG Scrutiny, Legal Risks and Activism Pressure | Globe and Mail
Boards May Need to Build Their Own AI-Literate Candidates | BoardMember
Sen. Blackburn Calls for Firms to Disclose AI’s Impact on Workers | CFO Dive
In an Era of Constant Investment Pressure, Quarterly Reports Aren’t the Problem | Chief Executive
SEC’s Uyeda: Enforcement Is the Wrong Way to Handle Off-Channel Communications | Compliance Week
SEC Sued Over Refusal to Referee Shareholder Proposal Disputes | Bloomberg Law
Market Needs Good Referee for Shareholder Proposals, Warns CalSTRS | Responsible Investor
U.S. Regulators Propose More Lenient Capital Rules for Big Banks | Wall Street Journal
Conducting High-Profile, Sensitive Internal Investigations | Reuters
AI Tokens and Productivity | Wall Street Journal
Boards Often Misunderstand What Stock Buybacks Really Cost | Harvard Business Review
Thirteen State Bills Could Threaten Proxy Advisor Independence, Warns Glass Lewis | Governance Intelligence
Fortune Brands CEO Amit Banati’s $18 Million Pay Draws Scrutiny | Fortune
Lululemon Appoints a New Board Member Amid Calls for Change | Wall Street Journal
What Lululemon’s CEO Vacancy Reveals About Board Fit | HR Executive
Norway’s $2 Trillion Wealth Fund Sets Nature Risk Expectations for Portfolio Companies | ESG Today
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