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The 40-Year Club: America's Longest-Serving Directors

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The risks companies face in having members of Boards serve for long periods of time, sometimes decades. The situations and the world changes, board members "become stale," or worse fail to question and exercize intelligent oversight over company decisions preferrring compromise to constructive criticism.

Term limits and risk of "becoming stale" for long serving members of the Board of Directors

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India Faces an 'Enron Moment'

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A Saga of Decline and Denial

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General Motors Management. Questions raised in the media. Is it too homogenous, too think alike. Are there different opinions and perspectives and ideas exisitng in middle and upper management and is diversity of opinion respected? Is the Board of Directors also too homogenous and think alike? And does it also bring different perspectives? Is there young blood in management and in the Board or is it like a place with tenure.

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GM Fires Workers Over India Recall

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G.M. Dismisses Executives as India Begins Investigating Recall of Vehicles

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GM Shifts Executives Amid International Push

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General Motors Names Mary Barra as CEO

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The Olympus case and the quality of governance provided by Board of Directors in Japan

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India Faces an 'Enron Moment'

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Founder Arrested, Board Out at Satyam

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Japan Seeks to Lure Investors With Improved Corporate Governance

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Toyota Panel makes its recommendations for changes in global management structures

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Toyota Director Aims to Speed Up Decision Making

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Inside Toyota, Executives Trade Blame Over Debacle

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Toyota Opts to Diversify Senior Posts

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