Andrew Ross Sorkin

Preet Bharara: 'Sheriff of Wall Street' or pragmatic showman?

Whatever the case, Bharara's publicity efforts have always seemed to be part of a larger strategy

A new fund seeks both financial and social returns

Investment is supposed to make a significant difference in an area that had been considered un-investable

Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz to step down next year

Schultz, 63, will be succeeded by his close friend Kevin Johnson, the company's current president and a long-time Starbucks board member

Dear President-elect: Here's how to fix your conflict-of-interest problem

A corporate monitor might be the solution Donald Trump needs

CEOs ponder a new game, with Trump's rules

Businesses are struggling to map how Trump's election will reshape policy

Making sense of AT&T's bid for Time Warner

Jeffrey Bewkes spent the last decade dismantling much of his company in the name of "focus," spinning off his cable business and magazine empire

Were he seeking any other job, Trump would be flagged by HR

Thousands of employees have been fired or pushed out for using far less repugnant language than Trump's words about how he gropes women

Why so many business leaders are tiptoeing around Donald Trump

Hoffman articulated a view that is often whispered within the business community - among those who are voting against Trump - but rarely spoken aloud

An Olympic event where first prize is the chance to lose billions

Delegates, representing Los Angeles, Paris, Rome and Budapest, have been scoping out the venues, receiving briefings on the massive security operation and taking meetings with just about anyone who ca

'Brexit' doesn't mean game over, but it may be just the first domino

This isn't meant to scare you, but let's consider the absolute worst-case scenarios of "Brexit

A growing conflict in Wall Street buyouts

Bankers and their in-house lawyers privately complain that the private equity firms are assigning them law firms that have little allegiance to them and might not necessarily have their best interests

Captains of industry, and otherwise, breaking bread

The fallout from attacks is measured in more than stock markets

The attack in Paris could have far-reaching implications for the future of the eurozone and for companies doing business there

A Bloomberg run? Drums are beating

In a flurry of deals, the beginning of the end?

Decoding Steve Jobs, in life and on film

BlackRock chief urges other CEOs to stop being so nice to investors

Andrew Ross Sorkin: More transparency, more pay for CEOs

The study, which examined more than 1,000 US companies from 2006 to 2012, shows that compensation consultants have an increasing influence inside boardrooms

Sex and drug claims at investment bank Jefferies draw risky retort

Andrew Ross Sorkin: The truth hidden by IBM's buybacks

The company's success in recent years has been tied more to financial engineering than actual performance