Douglas K. Chia
@dougchia.bsky.social
Healthy skeptic. Cautious optimist. Corporate governance geek.
Why punish these promising students? Many of them *will* resettle in the US, like my parents, in-laws, and countless other friends’ parents did after coming here for grad school. A federal judge has granted a TRO. How long is that going to last? What Trump and Noem are doing is incredibly offensive.
May 23, 2025 at 8:04 PM
Why punish these promising students? Many of them *will* resettle in the US, like my parents, in-laws, and countless other friends’ parents did after coming here for grad school. A federal judge has granted a TRO. How long is that going to last? What Trump and Noem are doing is incredibly offensive.
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I just wrote a post wondering whatever happened to shareholder primacy, and all the messy implications this could bring.
When Trump Tells You to Eat It - Radical Compliance
President Trump just told Walmart to eat the costs of higher tariffs. So, um, whatever happened to shareholder primacy?
www.radicalcompliance.com
May 19, 2025 at 3:54 PM
I just wrote a post wondering whatever happened to shareholder primacy, and all the messy implications this could bring.
“Being elevated to lead independent director ‘signals an extra degree of trust from the other board members,’ says Doug Chia, a senior fellow at the Center for Corporate Law and Governance at Rutgers Law School, who was consulted on the creation of the ranking’s methodology.”
May 19, 2025 at 4:14 PM
“Being elevated to lead independent director ‘signals an extra degree of trust from the other board members,’ says Doug Chia, a senior fellow at the Center for Corporate Law and Governance at Rutgers Law School, who was consulted on the creation of the ranking’s methodology.”
I teach a corporate governance class at @law.rutgers.edu. Every semester I tell my students that Elon Musk will be providing us new material as the semester progresses. He always delivers!
May 16, 2025 at 3:14 PM
I teach a corporate governance class at @law.rutgers.edu. Every semester I tell my students that Elon Musk will be providing us new material as the semester progresses. He always delivers!
But put that $23 million in the context of realizing $530 million since 2018 with more than 1/3 of that over the past six months as the company’s performance has been going down and it raises questions of what exactly is going on with the 10b5-1 plans.
May 14, 2025 at 5:15 PM
But put that $23 million in the context of realizing $530 million since 2018 with more than 1/3 of that over the past six months as the company’s performance has been going down and it raises questions of what exactly is going on with the 10b5-1 plans.