In Silicon Valley, Chieftains Rule With Few Checks and Balances

So the new thing in Silicon Valley appears to be for public companies to be run as private ones without significant input from boards and shareholders. This leaves the wunderkinder of the Internet free to run their companies without interference. The question is whether this is merely a bubble in corporate governance or a trend that will spread to the rest of corporate America.

(Curated by Dennis Moore. Read the complete article here)

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