This report analyzes the corporate governance failures of GetSwift, a logistics software company, which faced a class action from shareholders due to misleading and deceptive conduct. The report summarizes the article discussing the non-disclosure of material information regarding deals with major clients, leading to a decline in market capitalization and a trading halt. It explores relevant corporate governance theories, including agency, resource-dependence, stakeholder, and stewardship theories, and their implications for the case. The report emphasizes the importance of ethical business practices and accurate disclosure to both businesses and the public, highlighting the significance of transparency and trust in the globalized business environment. The analysis underscores the need for companies to adhere to ASX principles and recommendations to maintain investor confidence and public goodwill. The report concludes with a self-perspective on the issues raised.
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