Investors push back on blank-check company insiders' payout bonanza

Investors are pressuring some blank-check acquisition companies to scale back wildly lucrative payouts to their bosses that are weighing on shareholder returns, threatening to tamp down Wall Street's biggest gold rush of recent years.

Hedge fund D.E. Shaw pushes Exxon to make changes, cut costs, boost performance: sources

Hedge fund D.E. Shaw is pressuring Exxon Mobil Corp to make changes and sent the company a letter this week asking it to cut costs and improve performance, two people familiar with the matter said on Wednesday.

Fidelity Investments sued for discriminatory and hostile workplace

A former female employee of Fidelity Investments has sued the company for discrimination and a hostile workplace where women were allegedly disparaged and racially insensitive comments were made, according to a lawsuit.

JPMorgan CEO Dimon sees higher expenses, hunts asset-management businesses

JPMorgan Chase & Co's expenses in 2021 will likely top $67 billion, slightly more than analysts' estimates, because of company investments CEO Jamie Dimon said on Tuesday at an investor conference.

Robo-adviser Betterment founder to step down as CEO

Robo-adviser Betterment LLC said founder Jon Stein will step down as chief executive officer on Tuesday and will be replaced by former ViacomCBS Inc executive Sarah Levy.

U.S. SEC orders UK's BlueCrest to pay $170 million to harmed investors

The U.S. securities regulator said on Tuesday that UK-based investment advisor BlueCrest Capital Management Ltd had agreed to pay $170 million to settle charges that it allegedly misled investors over the existence of a proprietary hedge fund created to invest staff capital.

Private equity firms, investors sign global initiative on diversity

Nearly 50 buyout firms and investors have signed a global initiative that aims to improve diversity and inclusion among their ranks, a U.S. private equity investor association said on Monday.

Exxon faces proxy fight launched by new activist firm Engine No. 1

(Reuters) -A new investment firm is taking aim at one of corporate America's most iconic brands, pressing energy giant Exxon Mobil Corp to overhaul itself by focusing more on clean energy to improve its financial performance.

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