Cases in Point
Chapter 1
Shlensky v. Wrigley(1968)
Corporate Crime and Punishment
A UK Attempt to Redefine Corporate Manslaughter
What Happens When You Let Corporations Choose their Own Regulators? Just What You Would Expect
Chrysler
The Voluntary Restraint Agreement in the Auto Industry
Corporate Political Donations in the UK and the US
“Delaware Puts Out”
The Years of Accounting Dangerously
Protection, Pennsylvania Style
The “Good,” the “Bad,” and the Real
Green Tree Financial
FASB's Treatment of Stock Options
The Battle of the Theme Parks
Daimler-Benz and the New York Stock Exchange
Johnson & Johnson
Socially Responsible Investing
Price Fixing
Chapter 2
Mis-Trust: The Mysterious Case of the Hearst Will
How Much is a Fiduciary Worth – And Can He Charge More than That?
Of Vouchers and Values – Robert A.G. Monks Visits Vaclav Havel
Standard Oil and the Arrival of Big Business
Partnership versus Corporation
Annual Shareholder Meetings
The Conflicted Owner
When is the Employee Stock Plan Obligated to Step in or Sell?
Who Owns Hershey?
F&C Advises Its Clients to Vote Against Excessive Compensation – At F&C
Junior Invests in Boothbay Harbor
One Share, One Vote
Refco
Hermes
R.P. Scherer and Citicorp
T. Rowe Price and Texaco
Director Resignations
Interlocking Directors
The Alumni Protest Fees Paid to Managers of the Harvard Endowment
The Rose Foundation Takes on Maxxam
Reader's Digest
Eating the Seed Corn: NY's Pension Fund Borrows from Itself
Maine State Retirement System
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