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Tag: Disclosure

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SEC Weighs in on Tariff Accounting, Just in Time

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Public companies have been asking a critical question since tariffs started reshaping their cost structures, which has largely gone unanswered: how are we supposed to account for all of this? Fortunately, they just received the closest thin...

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When “We’ll Lock It Up” Stops Working

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The AI industry spent years assuring everyone that its most valuable assets were safely behind walls. Last month, two incidents in five days challenged that assumption. A supply chain attack on Mercor, a $10 billion AI recruiting startup, g...

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Intelligize Report Tackles Challenges of Regulatory Fragmentation

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Compliance for thee, but not for me. That’s one way to characterize the stance of U.S. companies and policymakers versus their EU counterparts. Take the matter of foreign insider disclosures, for instance. Foreign companies that raise capit...

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IPO Arrows Pointing Up in 2026

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Between inviting economic conditions and a more favorable regulatory climate, all signs are pointing to a banner year for initial public offerings in 2026. The Securities and Exchange Commission has made jumpstarting the market for IPOs a p...

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Atkins’ Diet for SEC in 2026 Includes Less Disclosure

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The turning of the calendar to 2026 means it’s time for New Year’s resolutions. At the Securities and Exchange Commission, chair Paul Atkins may be embracing the spirit of “new year, new me” by vowing to cut back on disclosure requirements....

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