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Three or four years, why are people not prepared, in particular, to come forward? and if you ask yourself that question you get an answer, which is that they're scared. i mean carolyn mccoy is a very good chief executive, i think. whose primary concern obviously in part is to look after shareholder value and to demonstrate that all the processes are in place. they can be all in place but if they are not being used you've got to ask yourself, why they aren't being used because and it is because of this massive imbalance of power that now exists between the rich executives, the powerful presente...

/PRNewswire/ -- Autoliv, Inc. (NYSE: ALV) (SSE: ALIVsdb), the worldwide leader in automotive safety systems, will host an Investor Day today. Throughout the...

In past industries like transportation or food or drugs or chemicals where they prioritize consumer safety as a condition of market access, and that they have business models that are designed to protect people from harm. that is currently not the case, because the only incentive they have is to maximize shareholder value. and doing great harm turns out to be really profitable. >> yeah, and you can't do it at the expense of our democracy. we've seen that demonstrated time and again. roger mcnamee, thank you very much for your time. a very important topic. we'll have you back on it. in the mean...

Trying it makes no secret they want to be the dominant economic power in the dominant military power in the world by 2049 progress another view from some of the business community is that business leaders could possibly accomplish influence over china that washington cannot. one example, apple's rotation away from china toward india for expansion. back to you. >> thank you. right now both excellent read on the global economy. danielle, this idea we fight fire with fire when it comes to chinese maybe sweat more economic sanctions on the punishments do not allow business guy's to fool us into th...

Share buybacks can benefit shareholders, writes Frank Giustra, but disagrees with investment guru Warren Buffett that they are good for a country and don’t particularly benefit CEOs.