Corporate governance in 'muddy water' as firms up lobbying activities

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Shareholders like pension funds are operating in a "fuzzy" area between politics and the markets as major companies increase their lobbying efforts.

University of Warwick Business School professor emeritus Colin Crouch told delegates the distinction between the markets and politics is breaking down as corporations take an active role in public ...

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