Stakeholder vs. shareholder — can you combine two profit motives to achieve greater aims? ... Short positions are riskier by nature. Stakeholders have different hopes and desires for the company ...

Stakeholder capitalism is the idea that companies should look to serve all stakeholders, not just shareholders but also customers, employees, suppliers, and local communities.

Lucian Bebchuk and Roberto Tallarita’s op-ed “‘Stakeholder’ Talk Proves Empty Again” (Aug. 19) is probably correct, as far as it goes. On its face, the Business Roundtable’s statement ...

The perceived rationale impersonal behavior of large corporations, in todays global challenges, may need to transform itself into the more personal values and principles of the family-owned business.

And doesn’t stakeholder capitalism, by definition, call for businesses to serve all stakeholders: the societal community, employees, suppliers, customers, and yes, shareholders?

In reaction to the prevailing shareholder value logic – and especially the idea that companies have a legal, fiduciary duty to place their needs above all others – the concept and practice of ...

Writing shortly before President Trump’s return to the White House, Peter Thiel hailed the election as an apokálypsis, an unveiling, of the ancien régime’s secrets. “The new administration ...

The debate about stakeholder and shareholder capitalism would be more productive if we focused on how to make markets more competitive and penalize firms for the negative externalities they impose.

“Stakeholder” Not Shareholder Corporate Responsibility To bring about this refocusing, the World Economic Forum, which normally holds its annual conference of political, business and social movers and ...

A stakeholder scorecard is a useful tool in measuring the overall performance of an organization in real time, and goes beyond simply reporting financials. This concept links financial, business ...