B of A's claims to the contrary seem to rest on some rosy assumptions.
Corporate dealmakers may have less need for investment bankers, thanks to recent court rulings.
New rules requiring companies to expose ties to compensation consultants are costing firms like Towers Watson big business.
Robert S. Hull's departure deemed "not surprising" by S&P given a vast array of challenges faced by the company.
Insurer unloads its crown jewel in the biggest insurance M&A deal ever -- and its first major move to pay back bailout funds.
Sorry, but it's more logical to conclude that buybacks will substitute for M&A and capex than lead to them.
A recent insider trading case shows the regulator will waive penalties simply based on an individual's inability to pay.
Forcing big banks to shed their proprietary trading operations may go further than expected to reduce systemic risk.
Here's a timely check-list for avoiding a backlash over compensation.
Department of Labor is seeking $1.9 million in back wages and fines from a New Jersey company that allegedly underpaid 163 H-1B visa holders.
Unlike her predecessor, SEC chairman Mary Schapiro doesn't care about the appearance of solidarity.
Eighty-six global companies get more than a tongue lashing over social responsibility from the world body, thanks to a new “compact” with investors.
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