Corporate Governance  

Italian prosecutors are investigating Netflix after the streaming giant reportedly failed to file a tax return in the country as a local business.

The U.S. Pentagon has awarded two major contracts to two different U.S. bellwether aerospace and defense companies - United Technologies' Pratt & Whitney division and Lockheed Martin - to build Air Force jets and missile defense systems, respectively.

Investors have balked at a number of issues surrounding the company and Neumann.

Catherine Powell, the executive in charge of Walt Disney's Disneyland Paris, Walt Disney World and Disneyland theme parks, is out after the position was eliminated.

Goldman Sachs is moving around several top executives Monday as Chairman David Solomon marks his first anniversary as head of the iconic investment house.

Judge rules Elon Musk held sway over the company's compensation committee in designing package that could balloon to $70 billion.

Overstock.com takes a downward turn after former CEO Patrick Byrne reveals he has sold his entire stake in the company he founded, and will invest the proceeds in gold and cryptocurrencies.

Move comes as Apple accelerates its video streaming service in competition with Disney

WeWork parent company We Co. has chosen Nasdaq as its public-listing home, amid sweeping changes in its governance as the shared-workspace provider moves closer to its highly scrutinized share offering. The question now is whether investors will choose We Co.

Small-business merchants listing their wares on Amazon are being questioned by Federal Trade Commission officials to determine if the e-commerce giant is exerting undue influence and stifling competition.