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Writing in the Nonprofit Quarterly, Steve Dubb reports on effects by Durham, North Carolina, to preserve its businesses currently owned by African

DynCorp, one of the 10 largest majority ESOP-owned companies, has agreed to be sold to CSC Corporation for just under $1 billion. DynCorp had revenues of $2.3 billion and 23,000 employees worldwide, providing defense, security, aerospace, and aviation services.

On October 13, the Treasury Department issued its final regulations on "earnings stripping," including a provision that exempts S corporations from the new regulations on rel

The NCEO is pleased to be a supporter of a November 10 meeting sponsored by Equity Administration Solutions, Inc., on equity awards in pre-IPO companies.

The new law makes a number of changes that will increase how much can be contributed to employee benefit plans, the most important of which are as follows.

The Employee Benefit Research Institute (EBRI) released its annual report on 401(k) plans, 401(k) Plan Asset Allocation, Account Balances, and Loan Activity in 2013.

Pension & Investments is reporting that Preston Rutledge, the Assistant Secretary of Labor for the Employee Benefits Security Administration (EBSA), will be stepping down from his post in May.

Many states and municipalities invest heavily to attract new businesses.

Over the last few decades, the dominant theory about a lot of the economy has been the so-called efficient market theory, which assumes that markets can operate in ways based on the simultaneous and well-informed calculations of numerous players, each making value-maximizing decisions.

Senate Democrats have pledged to try to revive pension reform legislation after the August recess.