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Chief learning officers are demanding proven results and focus on change and diversity
More than a third of shareholders have voted down executive remuneration in at least 15 FTSE 350 businesses this year
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French consumer goods group looks to move beyond boardroom power struggle
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Flexible approach stands in contrast to some professional services groups and banks
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‘It’s hard to grasp the possibility that we might adapt. Yet we do and we will’
Shareholder revolts are a sign boards are still getting rewards wrong
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Revolts over remuneration have been increasing during annual meeting season
Entrepreneurs driven by mixture of losing their jobs and reassessing priorities, as consumers change habits
US companies to launch record wave of share buybacks as execs willing to spend excess cash
Their success stories show the progress African women have made in recent decades, in education and business
Bonus plan wins approval but large shareholders Aviva and Standard Life Aberdeen vote against
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‘Lockdown has accelerated bad habits. Scanning WhatsApp, Slack, emails and texts is a near-constant activity’
Instead of encouraging innovation, institutions treat would-be founders as ‘problem children’
Investors should watch pharma group’s latest bust-up closely
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With the largest planes grounded and the richest passengers switching to private, the decline of first class is accelerating
Many backlashes stem from plan changes to ensure bonuses were paid out during pandemic
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