
Samlip appoints Do Se-ho and Jung In-ho as co-CEOs with individual representation rights, while shareholders approve company name change from 'SPC Samlip' to 'Samlip' as SPC Group transitions to holding company structure, with new leadership focusing on safety management and global expansion.

LG Group Chairman Koo Kwang-mo steps down as LG Corp. board chairman after eight years, with an outside director expected to replace him as part of group-wide efforts to enhance board independence and transparency. The move aligns with recent changes at major LG affiliates, where outside directors have been appointed as board chairmen to strengthen minority shareholder rights and improve governance amid evolving legal frameworks. Chairman Koo pledged to clarify investment priorities and advance AI capabilities to secure leading technological competitiveness for sustainable growth.

LG Uplus appoints outside director Nam Hyung-doo as board chairman for the first time, separating CEO and board chair roles to strengthen governance independence and enhance corporate transparency in line with ESG standards.

LG Electronics makes historic governance shift by appointing independent director Kang Su-jin as first outside board chair and naming Ryu Jae-cheol as sole CEO, strengthening board independence and accountability in corporate decision-making structure.
Albury Hospital CEO to step down amid staff concerns over safety
By Philippe Perez
Albury Wodonga Health CEO Bill Appleby resigns after several recent votes of no confidence in the hospital's executive leadership.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-03-23/albury-hospital-bill-appleby-albury-wodonga-health/106485542
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Part 2: ~500 companies face ejection from TOPIX by 2028. The 2025 AGM season broke records for the fourth year running. Includes original PBR data from all 1,644 TOPIX constituents.
Part 1: The FSA is rewriting Japan's Corporate Governance Code for the first time in five years. At stake: ¥126 trillion in corporate cash.