Corporate Governance  

Sources tell the LA Times that the CBS Board was aware of the sexual misconduct claims against Moonves.

Here are the top stories from TheStreet on Wednesday.

No one can predict the market, but you would be dumb not to do whatever you can to reduce your chances of finding yourself on the wrong side of a corporate governance scandal.

Many analysts expect the $29 stock to rise into the mid to upper $30.

The biopharmaceutical company has been under investigation for inaccurate accounting practices.

The U.S. will give Disney antitrust approval to acquire Fox's entertainment assets, but Disney will first need to make some divestitures.

Krzanich is out after a consensual relationship with an Intel employee. Shouldn't he know the rules?

CEO Brian Krzanich resigned from his position after Intel found he had violated its non-fraternization policy.

Eric Yuan, founder and CEO of Zoom Video Communications, tops Glassdoor's 2018 list of the Top 100 CEOs in the U.S. for large companies.

Nektar Therapeutics remains the only S&P 500 company without a woman on the board, according to BoardEx, a relationship mapping service of TheStreet.