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CAE Inc. Faces Activist Pressure Amidst Underperformance and CEO Transition
CAE Inc., a Canadian flight training and simulation technology company, reported lower than expected FY24 results including an operating loss of C$185 million and announced its CEO's resignation; activist investor Browning West LP is advocating for a strategic CEO search process.
CAE Inc. Faces Activist Pressure Amidst Underperformance and CEO Transition
CAE Inc., a Canadian flight training and simulation technology company, reported lower than expected FY24 results including an operating loss of C$185 million and announced its CEO's resignation; activist investor Browning West LP is advocating for a strategic CEO search process.
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60% Bias Score
McMahon Pays $1.7 Million to Settle SEC Charges Over Undisclosed Settlements
Former WWE CEO Vince McMahon paid $1.7 million to settle SEC charges for concealing $10 million in settlements with women for alleged sexual misconduct, causing material misstatements in WWE's 2018 and 2021 financial statements.
McMahon Pays $1.7 Million to Settle SEC Charges Over Undisclosed Settlements
Former WWE CEO Vince McMahon paid $1.7 million to settle SEC charges for concealing $10 million in settlements with women for alleged sexual misconduct, causing material misstatements in WWE's 2018 and 2021 financial statements.
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48% Bias Score
German Women's Corporate Representation: Progress and Challenges
The proportion of women in German corporate supervisory boards nearly doubled from 20 percent in 2015 to 37.2 percent in 2024, according to Fidar, which advocates expanding quota regulations to at least 2,000 companies despite the government's current reluctance due to a lack of political support.
German Women's Corporate Representation: Progress and Challenges
The proportion of women in German corporate supervisory boards nearly doubled from 20 percent in 2015 to 37.2 percent in 2024, according to Fidar, which advocates expanding quota regulations to at least 2,000 companies despite the government's current reluctance due to a lack of political support.
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52% Bias Score
Meta Ends Fact-Checking, Sparks Employee Backlash
Meta ended its third-party fact-checking program two weeks before President-elect Trump's inauguration, sparking internal criticism from employees concerned about the potential spread of misinformation and the impact on sensitive topics. The decision followed other actions seemingly aimed at appeasi...
Meta Ends Fact-Checking, Sparks Employee Backlash
Meta ended its third-party fact-checking program two weeks before President-elect Trump's inauguration, sparking internal criticism from employees concerned about the potential spread of misinformation and the impact on sensitive topics. The decision followed other actions seemingly aimed at appeasi...
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60% Bias Score
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern: Gaps in Collective Bargaining and Gender Inequality in State-Owned Firms
A new report reveals that half of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern's 20 state-owned private companies only partially comply with collective bargaining agreements regarding wages, with inconsistencies in pay grades and bonuses. Women hold only 24 percent of leadership positions, although this figure has increa...
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern: Gaps in Collective Bargaining and Gender Inequality in State-Owned Firms
A new report reveals that half of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern's 20 state-owned private companies only partially comply with collective bargaining agreements regarding wages, with inconsistencies in pay grades and bonuses. Women hold only 24 percent of leadership positions, although this figure has increa...
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32% Bias Score
Saba Capital Faces Backlash in Bid to Control Seven UK Investment Trusts
Saba Capital, a New York hedge fund, is attempting to seize control of seven London-listed investment trusts, prompting strong opposition from the trusts' chairs who criticize Saba's self-serving motives and lack of transparency.
Saba Capital Faces Backlash in Bid to Control Seven UK Investment Trusts
Saba Capital, a New York hedge fund, is attempting to seize control of seven London-listed investment trusts, prompting strong opposition from the trusts' chairs who criticize Saba's self-serving motives and lack of transparency.
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56% Bias Score
CNSX Markets Faces $2 Million Lawsuit Over Alleged Wrongful Dismissal and Toxic Workplace
Jamie Anderson, former general counsel of CNSX Markets Inc., is suing the company for over $2 million, alleging wrongful dismissal in May 2022 due to reporting of alleged abusive behavior by CEO Richard Carleton and failures to address conflicts of interest and a toxic work environment; the CSE deni...
CNSX Markets Faces $2 Million Lawsuit Over Alleged Wrongful Dismissal and Toxic Workplace
Jamie Anderson, former general counsel of CNSX Markets Inc., is suing the company for over $2 million, alleging wrongful dismissal in May 2022 due to reporting of alleged abusive behavior by CEO Richard Carleton and failures to address conflicts of interest and a toxic work environment; the CSE deni...
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40% Bias Score
Record CEO Departures in 2024 Driven by Activist Investors
A record 27 CEOs resigned in 2024 due to pressure from activist investors who launched 243 global campaigns demanding operational improvements and strategic changes, reflecting a shift in investor priorities away from mergers and acquisitions.
Record CEO Departures in 2024 Driven by Activist Investors
A record 27 CEOs resigned in 2024 due to pressure from activist investors who launched 243 global campaigns demanding operational improvements and strategic changes, reflecting a shift in investor priorities away from mergers and acquisitions.
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40% Bias Score
Tesla Directors to Return $919 Million in Overpaid Compensation
Tesla directors will return $919 million in compensation—$277 million in cash, $459 million in stock options, and $184 million in forgone future options—to settle a 2020 lawsuit alleging excessive pay from 2017-2020.
Tesla Directors to Return $919 Million in Overpaid Compensation
Tesla directors will return $919 million in compensation—$277 million in cash, $459 million in stock options, and $184 million in forgone future options—to settle a 2020 lawsuit alleging excessive pay from 2017-2020.
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40% Bias Score
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern: State-Owned Companies Fall Short on Collective Bargaining, Gender Equality
A new report reveals that half of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern's 20 privately held state-owned companies only partially adhere to collective bargaining agreements for employee compensation, while women hold only 24% of leadership positions.
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern: State-Owned Companies Fall Short on Collective Bargaining, Gender Equality
A new report reveals that half of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern's 20 privately held state-owned companies only partially adhere to collective bargaining agreements for employee compensation, while women hold only 24% of leadership positions.
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36% Bias Score
Standard Investments Intensifies Pressure on Johnson Matthey
Standard Investments, led by co-CEOs David Millstone and David Winter, issued a second open letter criticizing Johnson Matthey's response to concerns over declining share prices and its strategy, demanding a board overhaul, strategic review, and potential sale of its hydrogen unit.
Standard Investments Intensifies Pressure on Johnson Matthey
Standard Investments, led by co-CEOs David Millstone and David Winter, issued a second open letter criticizing Johnson Matthey's response to concerns over declining share prices and its strategy, demanding a board overhaul, strategic review, and potential sale of its hydrogen unit.
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56% Bias Score
Karel Vuursteen, Former Heineken CEO, Dies at 83
Karel Vuursteen, former CEO of Heineken, died on Monday at age 83; his 1993-2002 leadership was marked by international expansion, clashes with shareholders prioritizing short-term gains, and later, involvement in a price-fixing scandal.
Karel Vuursteen, Former Heineken CEO, Dies at 83
Karel Vuursteen, former CEO of Heineken, died on Monday at age 83; his 1993-2002 leadership was marked by international expansion, clashes with shareholders prioritizing short-term gains, and later, involvement in a price-fixing scandal.
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36% Bias Score
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