After spending too many years trying to signal their virtue, companies are focusing once again on returns to investors.

Writing shortly before President Trump’s return to the White House, Peter Thiel hailed the election as an apokálypsis, an ...

Why? Well, the combination of the two constitute a violent regulatory swing that reallocates power away from shareholders and toward corporate insiders. Like Musk, conveniently. The story of ...

And why would you want to do that? This is shareholder capitalism. The other part of the idea was that you need one firm metric to hold management to account. It’s tough for dispersed ...

But the wearing of the SDG badge, in Japan at least, does seem to confer membership of an undeclared club: the one that will try to do shareholder capitalism the Japanese way for as long as is ...

A definition that does not discuss capitalism to be mainly about free ... Aeron Tusk also belongs to networks of humans, ...

Stakeholder capitalism — the idea that, under the watchful eye of government, corporations should serve not just shareholders but “all stakeholders” — was supposed to create inclusive growth. Instead, ...