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John Gray

John Gray is a senior writer with Canadian Business and covers a wide variety of subjects including corporate governance, the media and marketing. Prior to joining the magazine in April 2000, John lived and worked in New York covering the US financial markets for Knight Ridder Financial News

Exec pay: Sharing the pain?

Some firms aren't playing fairly.

A tale of two regulators

RIM rulings raise yet more questions.

The pay game

History shows that capping executive pay doesn't work.

Optional deterrence

Are big fines the best way to fight stock option backdating?

Risky business

Boards will be going back under the microscope.

Fool me once...

Note to investors: Trust, but verify.

Lost in the shuffle

Securities regulation another victim of Ottawa politics.

Friends in high places

Studies show link between stock price and political connections.

Cleanup time

Once more, a call for a national securities regulator.

You can't have it both ways

The mis-use of mark-to-market accounting.

Time to pay the piper

Executive compensation and the loss of confidence.

The big cheap and easy

U.S. taxpayers must get equity for the bailout.

All the way with say on pay

Seeking more input on CEO compensation.

Lessons lost

Amiel rages in Black's defence — and misses the point.

Patchwork problem

Magic of the marketplace not enough for securities regulation.

Accountants on film

Hollywood has not been kind, and perhaps with reason.

Mutual support?

Study shows most mutual funds vote against shareholder proposals.

Risky business?

Revolving doors for auditors, bad news for shareholders.

Decisions, decisions

Melnyk wants back in on Biovail.

Livent trial: Sideshow

The Livent fraud trial isn't the only legal headache for the defendants.

One for the books

Delinquent accounting firms should be outed.

Social problem

Report: Corporate social responsibility shorts out.

The SEC vs. Biovail

Did Melnyk's company engage in accounting fraud?

A matter of trust

FirstService games the system with stock options.

System failure

Lights out for Canadian securities regulation.