Some readers argued that Carl C. Icahn wasn’t practicing what he preached when he took on Yahoo. They have a point.

The former Treasury secretary Robert E. Rubin will take the title of senior counselor at the bank after he gives up the chairmanship of the executive committee, which is being dissolved.

A new tally of its board of director’s election shows that five Yahoo directors, including chief executive Jerry Yang, were reelected with much higher protest votes than initially released.

The request for re-examination suggests that the votes actually withheld for certain Yahoo directors, including the chief executive, Jerry Yang, may have been higher than reported.

Time Warner said the nomination of Jonathan Miller, the former chairman and chief executive of its AOL Internet unit, violated a non-compete agreement entered with Mr. Miller.

The fall of one of Russia’s most prominent foreign investors points to the official corruption that afflicts the country.

Jay O. Light, an expert in asset and risk management who has led the business school for the last three years, is one of at least three candidates being recruited as directors by the embattled bank.

InBev said that it would seek to remove the entire board of Anheuser-Busch part of its attempt to buy the U.S. brewer for $46 billion.

The Russian partners in BP’s joint venture tried to fire the chief executive at a board meeting on Monday, but they were outvoted by directors nominated from the British side.

InBev said that it would seek to remove the entire board of Anheuser-Busch as part of its $46 billion hostile bid for the U.S. brewer.