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Quoted: on SEC warning over Netflix CEO Reed Hastings’ Facebook post

"Facebook and Twitter... are a quasi public domain. There are good arguments to be made on either side about social media and securities law. Social media is exactly in the gray area." — Robert Bartlett, UC-Berkeley law professor, on Read More →

New filings show Groupon remained in SEC crosshairs long after IPO

Today, Groupon filed a series of letters exchanged with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission in which the agency continued to raise questions about the daily deal site's accounting and disclosures. The letters from the SEC can be found Read More →

Facebook probably dislikes this: Pre-IPO SEC dealings back in spotlight

If the correspondence between Facebook and the SEC pre-IPO had been made public, would some now-unhappy investors have stayed away? "The SEC is a better soap box than the filings," Peter Henning, a former SEC lawyer, tells Bloomberg that Read More →

Juniper latest tech company probed for ties to “terrorist states”

Juniper Networks of Sunnyvale became the latest tech company this summer to receive inquiries from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission regarding possible sale of its products to so-called "terrorist" states such as Syria, Sudan and Iran. The matter Read More →

New SEC filings show questions Facebook faced in IPO process

A series of new filings today disclosed a wide range of questions Facebook received from the SEC during its IPO process, including requests for greater disclosure about many of its metrics, its risks from the shift to mobile, and even Read More →

Securities filings reveal size of Nokia business in Iran, other “terrorist” states

[caption id="" align="alignnone" width="359" caption="Anti-Nokia poster from Iran"]Anti-Nokia poster from Iran[/caption] All those demonstrators in the Middle East using mobile technologies to connect and shoot video and organize Read More →
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