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Did Shareholder.com finally get a clue?
By Dominic Jones INVESTOR relations website developer Shareholder.com, a subsidiary of Nasdaq Stock Market Inc. (NASDAQ:NDAQ), appears to be finally getting the message that snooping on the activities of investors on company websites is unethical — and even illegal. At some point in recent weeks, Shareholder.com has changed the marketing information on its website to [...]
Noteworthy list #12
Notable excerpts and links to articles and reports we’ve found worthwhile reading. Though we try to avoid them, some links may be intercepted by ads or may require free log-ins. Please don’t blame us for this. Investor Relations CEO parachute deals come to light in new filings The severance arrangements outlined will be “where some [...]
Noteworthy list #11
Notable excerpts and links to articles and reports we’ve found worthwhile reading. Some links may be intercepted by ads or may require free log-ins. Please don’t blame us for this. Publications have to make a living some way. Regulators The Century’s Big Insider-Trading Bust Even John Grisham would have a tough time topping the latest [...]
NASDAQ pushes firms to flout SEC web privacy rules
NASDAQ is pushing its listed companies to flout recently approved rules that bar them from tracking investors’ personal activity on websites hosting annual meeting materials under the e-proxy provisions. In a controversial proposal awaiting regulatory approval, the NASDAQ Stock Market, Inc. wants to bundle a number of shareholder communication services into the annual listing fees [...]
News Digest for December 13, 2006
There are 7 items … Nasdaq Starts Push for Majority Control of London Market | SEC raises the bar for fund investors | Only 16% of execs believe analysts understand their company | Climate change catching voter attention around world | Google Offers Employee Stock Option Market | Ceres-ACCA Announce Finalists for Sustainability Reporting Awards [...]
News Digest for December 8, 2006
There are 7 items… Execs Stay Connected, Tethered to Office | It’s a mad, mad, mad, mad LBO world | Medium sized M&A deals create more long-term value | Is The SEC Afraid Of The Elite On Wall Street? | PotashCorp Top Corporate Reporter for Third Consecutive Year | HP in $14.5m settlement after leak [...]
News Digest for November 3, 2006
There are 7 items… America’s Corporate Bond Sales Surpass Record | Japan’s Nomura to acquire Instinet | New York says Grasso should return $112.2 mln | Review: Microsoft improves Web browser | What’s Next for Boards? Ten Landscape-Altering Trends | Study says rich’s slice of the wealth pie gets bigger | Canada’s Senate Probes Hedge [...]
News Digest for October 26, 2006
There are 8 items… ISS, Proxy-Vote Adviser, May Sell for $500 Million | SEC Faces Investigation by Congress Arm for Handling of Enforcement Cases | Diller Takes the Prize for Paid the Most | New Canadian pay disclosure rules to reflect evolving world | Blind Web Surfers Sue for Accessibility | Hackers disrupt on-line brokers [...]
Investment Blogs Go Mainstream on Yahoo! Finance
PITY the investor relations people at Illinois Tool Works Inc. They arrived at work this morning to find that someone named Jason Wood had gained access to Yahoo! Finance and is calling their latest acquisition a “strange, strange deal.” You can almost hear them asking: “Who the hell is Jason Wood and where did he [...]
News Digest for August 23, 2006
There are 9 items today … Institutional investors to pile into ETFs, study | Firms accelerating stock-option availability | Some Hedge Funds to Stay Registered | Investor Confidence Slightly Lower in August | Lifting the veil of secrecy on corporate political donations | Are CEOs Worthy Of Their Pay? | Dutch IR society ups the [...]