SEC To TSRA: Drop Dead!
You may never have heard of the SEC’s Office of Global Security Risk and probably have no idea what they do. Well, although I know what they are supposed to do, I have always wondered what the people at that…
You may never have heard of the SEC’s Office of Global Security Risk and probably have no idea what they do. Well, although I know what they are supposed to do, I have always wondered what the people at that…
An earlier post here reported that the SEC has sent a letter to Intel inquiring as to how Intel Celeron microprocessors wound up in computers being sold in Cuba. According to an article in yesterday’s Wall Street Journal, Intel’s “misery”…
A report today in the Internet edition of Electronics Weekly brought to my attention some correspondence back in June between the Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”) and Intel. The correspondence arose from newspaper reports in May that Cuba had lifted…
We’d like to think that our post critical of the SEC’s list of public companies doing business in Syria, Sudan, Cuba, North Korea, and Iran had something to do with the SEC’s decision to remove the list from its website.…
A new link has appeared on the home page of the Securities and Exchange Commission’s website. Under “Investor Information” there is a link called “State Sponsors of Terrorism” Hmmm, you wonder, the SEC now thinks that investors need to know…