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FORUM « Court: Coke should have warned of fizziness | "The Cutter Incident" on C-SPAN2 » April 13, 2006Pitt on what to do about SOX Former SEC Chair Harvey Pitt, writing in today's WSJ, suggests among other things that Congress address problems with SOX by kicking them to the SEC – specifically, by making SOX part of the SEA of 1934 and thereby clarifying application of the SEC's rulemaking and exemptive power. I explain why it's a start, but not enough. Posted by Larry Ribstein at 08:37 AM | TrackBack (0) |
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