Brace yourself bloggers: Septuagenarian activist investor Carl Icahn is joining your ranks.
The Icahn Report will serve as a forum for Icahn to discuss his ideas on corporate governance, rather than investment ideas or companies in which he has stock.
“This country is losing its economic hegemony,” Icahn said at a corporate governance conference in New York on Tuesday. “I want to see who is interested in this. I really think there’s a lot to do.”
(Reporting by Dane Hamilton)
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