A Board of Directors of a company is supposed to represent the shareholders prevent the company from using deceptive accounting tactics that mislead investors. Any board member of any company knows that the goal of a company’s board is to serve shareholders. In fact we have long stories in the past many boards do not serve shareholders. Board members may be tempted to approve corporate policies that serve the company’s executives or themselves rather than the company’s shareholders. Consequently, they [...]
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