The Supreme Court has ruled that shareholders of a public company may bring class-action suits for securities fraud without first proving they lost money through the company’s actions.

The insurer of Michael Jackson's canceled comeback concerts has asked a judge to nullify a policy intended to protect concert promoters if the singer wasn't able to complete the shows.

The lawsuits against new Florida Gov. Rick Scott keep piling up. Three have been filed in the past few days, with more on the horizon.

The lawsuits against new Florida Gov. Rick Scott keep piling up. Three have been filed in the past few days, with more on the horizon.

If you have ever wondered what goes on behind the closed doors of executive-team meetings about technology, today’s technology super session is your chance to find out.

Setting up a personal Twitter account or a Facebook page and begin posting is one of the simplest ways to get started in the brave new world of social media. But when an organization such as IASA wants to do something similar the issue becomes more complicated.

The 2011 IASA Conference features one roundtable that has been a perennial favorite and one that is a new offering. Yet both have a common goal: helping senior executives raise their game by sharing practical insights across a number of high-priority topics.

What do you think? The publications committee of IASA wants to know how members feel on a variety of industry-related topics. And thus was born the Industry Pulse, IASA’s monthly membership polling service.