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irwebreport.com » Investor Relations Blog - Nov 13, 2008
A FEW months ago, there was talk at the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) about making changes to address the lack of participation by retail shareholders in annual meetings where companies used the new …
Also tagged: sec, corporate governance, investor relations, online investor relations, e proxy, notice and access, vendor q and 38 as
telegraph.co.uk » Telegraph How about that? - Nov 12, 2008
A tradition dating back 80 years of throwing newlyminted coins for children at a fair is set to be scrapped amid health and safety fears.
washingtonpost.com » washingtonpost.com - Business - Nov 11, 2008
As President-elect Barack Obama's transition team prepares for the Jan. 20 inauguration, it is tracking the "midnight" regulations being churned out in the final days of the Bush administration.
Also tagged: democrats, barack obama, george w bush, california, nancy pelosi, eye, food and drug administration, bush, midnight, medicaid, the white house, andrew card, american association for justice, joshua bolten, bloomberg lp, u s government accountability office, u s chamber of commerce, u s department of transportation, cindy skrzycki, nadeam elshami, new york university school of law, susan dudley, gerie voss, randel johnson, matt madia
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Bush Officials Plan to Dial Back Environmental Protectionstruthout.org » Truthout - All Articles - Nov 7, 2008 Washington - In the next few weeks, the Bush administration is expected to relax environmental-protection rules on power plants near national parks, uranium mining near the Grand Canyon and more mountaintop-removal … Also tagged: bush administration, endangered species, natural resources, grand canyon, coal mining, environmental protections |
telegraph.co.uk » Telegraph World News - Nov 5, 2008
Outgoing US president George Bush is planning to push through a series of potentially unpopular regulation changes.
Also tagged: rules, barack obama, george w bush, environment, election, civil liberties, president, barak obama, abortion rights, presidentelect
netscape.com » Propeller Most Popular Stories - Nov 4, 2008
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Also tagged: health, privacy, health and fitness, fitness, patients, records
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Pro-Consumer Regulation Needs Real Teeth So You Can Sue The Jerks [Op-ed]consumerist.com » Consumerist - Nov 3, 2008 If the recent economic meltdown has a bright spot, it is the possibility that smart regulation may return. There will always be those who will cheat if they can, putting both consumers and the market at risk. It cannot … Also tagged: op ed, wall street, congress, lawsuits, lawyers, consumer protection, consumer rights, mortgage meltdown, money meltdown, attorney fees, gettypic, consumer protection lawyers, private right of action |
zdnet.com » security News items, Blog posts | ZDNet - Nov 3, 2008
Interview with OpenPages executive Gordon Burnes A couple of weeks ago, I ran a blog post concerning the recent Wall Street crisis and the role that compliance legislation like Sarbanes-Oxley had to play in preventing …
Also tagged: security, management, financial services, sarbanes oxley, strategy, compliance, government, finance, gordon, risk management, grc, sarbanes oxley act, financial accounting, brian sommer, openpages inc
nbr.co.nz » National Business Review (NBR) New Zealand - Business, News, Arts, Media, Share Market & More - - Oct 22, 2008
Recent decisions by the Commerce Commission and the Court of Appeal show that the voluntary clearance mechanism, introduced in 1990 to provide swift certainty for parties considering a merger, is neither swift nor …
zdnet.com » security News items, Blog posts | ZDNet - Oct 18, 2008
Nevada is at the forefront of states that are passing laws requiring businesses â even small businesses â to encrypt customer data, The Wall Street Journal reports. The Journal tells the story of Alicia Granstedt …
Also tagged: law, security, financial services, sales, e mail, government, nevada, journal, online communications, sales channel, richard koman