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In the fifteen years since Unocal Corp. v. Mesa Petroleum Co., the Delaware courts have developed a comprehensive legal framework for corporate control contests that has led to predictability in corporate governance and furthered the fundamental values of corporation law. Academic criticism of...
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The current economic and political situation requires corporations and their boards to have bold visions for future growth with long-term investments, to make proactive efforts to modulate the pressures for short-term stock price increases and to take advantage of the valuable insights gained in...
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Bubbles are recurring and inexplicable phenomena. Periodically, the seemingly irrational conduct of investors results in speculative quot;maniaquot; evidenced by skyrocketing stock prices and exaggerated enthusiasm. Virtually all market participants become absorbed in this mania, encouraging...
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As boards of directors seek to implement the Dodd-Frank Act and other corporate governance reforms and to engage with shareholders, the key is to strike the right balance and bear in mind that good governance is a means to an end rather than an end in itself. The ultimate responsibility and...
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This memorandum highlights some of the significant issues that boards of directors of U.S. companies face in 2008, including tremendous pressures to realize short-term stock-market gains at the expense of long-term value. These pressures have become acute as hedge funds and other activist...
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