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Why Stocks Often Surge After a Business Unit CEO Is Replaced
When a company replaces the head of an underperforming business unit, its stock can surge even before sales or profits improve. Gap's recent leadership shake-up at Old Navy shows why investors often reward accountability, governance, and the promise of change long before a turnaround becomes reality.

Merlin @GovernanceCentral
Sep 15 min read


When Employees Speak Like Investors: How concerns from American Airlines' front lines echoed through unions, analysts, investors, and management before a leadership shake-up
Board directors expect employees to talk about pay and benefits. When employees start talking like investors, directors pay attention.

Merlin @GovernanceCentral
Aug 306 min read


Uber’s $14.8 Billion Delivery Hero Deal Reveals the New Rules of Global M&A
What does it take to complete a $14.8 billion global acquisition in 2026? The proposed Uber–Delivery Hero transaction offers an answer. From board negotiations and institutional shareholder support to antitrust scrutiny and third-party asset carve-outs, the deal illustrates how major M&A transactions are increasingly structured and governed.

Merlin @GovernanceCentral
Jul 165 min read
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