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Death of CSX's CEO Renews Debate on Disclosures

Harrison died two days after the company announced he was on medical leave.

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The death of CSX Corp. CEO E. Hunter Harrison just two days after the railroad announced his medical leave resurrects questions about just how much companies should disclose about the health of their leaders.

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