Corporate Governance

The American Trucking Associations rolled out a sustainability program aimed at scaling back fuel consumption and greenhouse gas emissions.

Technology solution providers have joined together for the first time to focus on the next generation architecture for Governance, Risk and Compliance (GRC) Technology

New product release features dynamic dashboard reporting on vendor CSR compliance status

There’s something deeply wrong in all of Corporate America. Year after year, through good years and bad, America’s top executives continue to pull in compensation packages that fly in the face of reason — and slap in the face everyone who doesn't sit in an executive suite.

A Portland jury just awarded plaintiffs $28 million in a class-action antitrust lawsuit against North American lumber company Weyerhaeuser. The jury said that the company violated antitrust laws through high prices and buying unnecessary amounts of lumber.

Some members of the Rockefeller family will throw their weight behind a longstanding resolution to force Exxon to change how it does business, at a time when concerns over climate change are causing boardroom rethinks across the Fortune 500.

According to a new report by Transparency International, Exxon Mobil, Lukoil and CNOOC are all in the bottom group for transparency amongst the oil and gas majors. The result came from a survey carried out of 42 such firms.

Through its tenth principle, the UN Global Compact asks the private sector to do its part in lighting and preventing corruption.