In the late 1980s, the banker Charles Keating had a problem. Federal regulators were circling his savings-and-loan, and they did not like what they found. His answer was not to clean up the business. It was to buy the referees. Keating had given five U.S. senators...
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In our last post about ExxonMobil, we described how Chairman and CEO Darren Woods overcorrected in response to the 2021 Engine No. 1 board insurgency, steering the company...
NLPC has filed a shareholder proposal ahead of ExxonMobil’s 2026 annual meeting with a simple request: make the Chairman and CEO two different people. It is among the...