The SEC’s New Auditor Independence Standard - New standards that apply to the auditors of all SEC registrants, regardless of size, that could dramatically affect all CPA firms if other regulators follow the SEC’s lead.
Publisher: The CPA Journal     Author: Dan L. Goldwasser   

Thinking of Doing an IPO? - Includes data on recent IPO activity and outlines the steps that one would take and what needs to be considered when planning an IPO
Publisher: Graziadio Business Report     Author: Michael Davis   

Trimming the Reporting When Bad Times Hit - The company is going down. It still needs to follow the SEC’s reporting requirements. But there’s a little bit of slack; read on.
Publisher: Business Law Today     Author: David C. Lee   

Want that new FD to be easier - Try a projection template. - The SEC has a regulation called FD. If you've heaard about this, you may want top know how to deal with it. Try a projection template.
Publisher: Business Law Today     Author: Bruce Alan Mann   

Web Broadcast News - Many companies are broadcasting corporate news online to meet the new fair disclosure regulation — with varying degrees of success.
Publisher: Businessfinancemag.com     Author: Joanne Sammer   

What Directors Can Learn From the Enron Fiasco - Lynn Turner, the SEC’s former chief accountant, says a number of red flags signaled potential trouble at Enron. They may also be flying over your company—and you shouldn’t count on your auditor to sound the alarm. Better read on.
Publisher: Corporate Board Member     Author: Colin Leinster   

What to Know Before You Go - Practical considerations for an initial public offering - The initial public offering or IPO has long seemed to many in the business world to be proof positive that a business is, in fact, a success.
Publisher: All-biz.com     Author: Jeffrey H. Nicholas and Gregory A. Petroff   

When All That's Left Is Money - In the warped economy of the dot-com era, companies that promised losses for many years to come still attained multibillion-dollar values. What's left of that curious time may be even stranger.
Publisher: BizReport.com     Author: Neil Irwin   

When Terrorists Attack Share Prices - Day traders, short sellers and even employees are exploiting the power of the Internet to spread fake documents and false rumors that drive the value of a company’s stock up or down. Unfortunately, it works, and you can’t do much about it.
Publisher: Businessfinancemag.com     Author: Richard H. Gamble