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SEC Proposes Changes to Investor Rules

CEOs move nearer to a win; measure would place new restrictions on shareholder proposals and advisory firm activities.

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U.S. business titans are a step closer to winning a long fight to overhaul corporate voting rules that they say subject them to unfair shareholder campaigns.

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