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ALSO NOTED: Apple's other Sarbox problem; Does FASB still make sense?
> Recall that Mayor Bloomberg commissioned McKinsey to study the U.S. financial markets. No surprise: it found that Sarbox was one reason New York City could lose its spot as the world's... Read more...
ALSO NOTED: Exchange war update; PCAOB meeting set;
> We've discussed a lot here that the NYSE and Nasdaq are pushing abroad in part to... Read more...
ALSO NOTED: Sarbox gooses in-house lawyer pay; LSE bent on staying out of Nasdaq's clutches;
> A new study finds that a lack of guidance and the ill-fitting nature of COSO's 1992 framework has boosted compliance costs. Initial reaction: Tell us something we don't know.
Interesting case study: Chinese firms flock to Nasdaq
The conventional wisdom, which the NYSE and Nasdaq are happy to trumpet, is that Sarbanes Oxley is hampering the efforts of U.S. exchanges to market to foreign companies. The numbers seem to... Read more...
AIM may not be an easy alternative to Nasdaq
We've discussed the rise of the London Stock Exchange before. Clearly, it's continuing to enjoy a banner year for initial public offerings. And more companies around the world are seeing it as a... Read more...
Sarbox brouhaha erupts across the pond
Would Sarbox ever apply to U.K. firms? The issue has exploded with a vengeance since one U.K. regulator really whipped... Read more...
