courtesy of wikimedia - photo by Bart Everson Some very interesting stories from unexpected sources: First, the Wall Street Journal re...

photo by Darrell Sapp/Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Angry shareholders forced a delay yesterday at the annual meeting of the EQT Corp. as the...

Dodd-Frank requires a non-binding vote by a company's shareholders on whether they approve of the executive compensation plan disclosed ...

Although federal and state officials announced a $25 billion settlement last month with the nation’s five largest mortgage servicing firms,...

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Foreclosures continue to plague main street Americans. Working to resolve the continuing foreclosure crisis, Bank of America has rolled out...

Two surprising events have punctuated disappointing news in connection with gender diversity in the corporate world. First, as Facebook pre...

In January 2012, the United Methodist Church took a stand against private profits generated from imprisoning American citizens. The UMC boa...

In the past few months, I've been thinking a lot about the prison industrial complex and the role of private prison corporations in lock...

Forty-eight years after the passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, prohibiting racial and gender discrimination in American business, the...

Corporate Justice Blog contributor Steve Ramirez has chronicled (for going on three years now ) the refusal of U.S. banks to lend cash on h...

The Wall Street Journal asked recently whether corporate executives are overboarded. In a report by research firm Equilar Inc., the Wall St...

Samford University Cumberland School of Law in Birmingham, Alabama, will be hosting the 2012 Southeast/Southwest People of Color Legal Schol...

In a recent speech at Columbia University , Attorney General Eric Holder Jr. touted the work of the Justice Department in its pursuit Wall S...

Goldman Sachs continues to be dogged by accusations and charges that besmirch the venerable investment bank's once sparkling reputation....