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The downside of suing stock analysts

By Dominic Jones on July 22, 2008

BANKATLANTIC Bancorp, Inc. (NYSE:BBX) is embarking on a risky strategy by suing a veteran bank analyst for defamation and negligence after he included the company in a research report that ranked 107 U.S. financial institutions on the chances of them going bust.
Yesterday, the bank holding company filed a lawsuit in the state court for Broward [...]

Posted in Investor Relations Blog | Tagged analyst, bankatlantic bancorp inc, bfc financial corp, blog, Bloomberg, business, Forbes, indymac bancorp, Investor Relations, Ladenburg, ladenburg thalmann, nyse, Richard X. Bove, securities, strategy, The Street, wall street journal | 1 Response

Is there a disclosure issue here?

By Dominic Jones on April 4, 2008

TAKE a look at these news releases put out this week by two New York Stock Exchange-listed companies about awards they’ve received for their investor relations websites and their disclosure practices.
The first is from Gol Linhas Aereas Inteligents SA, the airline firm listed on the NYSE under the symbol GOL.
SAO PAULO, Brazil, April 1, 2008, [...]

Posted in Investor Relations Blog | Tagged awards, Bloomberg, business, communications, corporate governance, disclosure, disclosure practices, finance, financial communications, gol linhas aereas inteligentes, Investor Relations, IR websites, IRGR, management, mz consult, new york stock exchange, news releases, PRNewswire-FirstCall, Richard Lark, SAO PAULO, SEC, TAM, yahoo | Leave a response

Yahoo! Finance has lost its way

By Dominic Jones on February 9, 2008

Yahoo! Finance, once the clear leader in finance portals, has been neglected to the point where it is in danger of becoming irrelevant.

Posted in Investor Relations Blog | Tagged aol money, blogs, Bloomberg, finance, finance portals, google finance, Investor Relations, management, strategy, Tech Ticker, ThomsonOne, Yahoo Finance | 1 Response

NYSE's antiquated Timely Alert Policy

By Dominic Jones on January 20, 2008

THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE wrote to its listed companies last week to remind them of their disclosure obligations, including its policy around issuing news releases about material information.
The exchange said that it “feels strongly that its longstanding policy of requiring a press release for the dissemination of material corporate information is in the best [...]

Posted in Investor Relations Blog | Tagged Bloomberg, business, disclosure, feeds, finance, news releases, rss, SEC, yahoo | 1 Response

Sun Microsystems, Inc. confuses me — and Bloomberg

By Dominic Jones on November 6, 2007

AFTER making a big deal last quarter about no longer relying on paid PR wires to distribute its earnings releases, Sun Microsystems, Inc. (NASDAQ: JAVA) has gone back to the traditional approach this quarter.I cannot find an explanation for why the company has decided to once again issue its earnings release first via a PR [...]

Posted in Investor Relations Blog | Tagged blogs, Bloomberg, business, business wire, communications, disclosure, earnings, feeds, Investor Relations, nasdaq, NIRI, rss, SEC, securities, technology, wordpress | Leave a response

Lights! Camera! Missed opportunity?

By Dominic Jones on October 29, 2007

Guest Post by Luanne M. Wing
INTERNET video is a phenomenon that is making overnight stars of start-up entrepreneurs. Innovative videos provide information, as well as compelling and creative visuals of products and services that may never have seen the light of day. Video morphs yesterday’s media of passive text and still photographs into captivating visuals [...]

Posted in Investor Relations Blog | Tagged blogs, Bloomberg, business, earnings, finance, Investor Relations, management, SEC, strategy, technology, yahoo | 6 Responses

A common gaffe sends mixed signals at BP

By Dominic Jones on October 12, 2007

By Dominic Jones
IF you read the major news services yesterday, you might have seen the big news from BP plc (NYSE:BP), the troubled oil giant that has suffered a slew of negative news over the past year or so.
I was trawling Bloomberg and spotted an article headlined BP’s Hayward Will Cut Jobs After `Dreadful’ Quarter. [...]

Posted in Investor Relations Blog | Tagged Bloomberg, management, SEC | Leave a response

Are IROs really this dumb?

By Dominic Jones on September 28, 2007

By Dominic Jones
“We are developing a new website and have decided not to use RSS,” she stated, arguing that a news feed could discourage investors from getting in direct contact, costing IROs the chance of building up two-way communication.
The above is taken from an item headlined UK IROs Cool on RSS that was posted on [...]

Posted in Investor Relations Blog | Tagged Bloomberg, Investor Relations, rss | 5 Responses

Twitter: the newswire killer

By Dominic Jones on August 17, 2007

By Dominic Jones
A FEW months ago, there was a lot of hubbub in the technology blogging community about a new service called Twitter. The service asked people to write short messages about what they were doing, and then it delivered the one-liners to their friends in near real time via instant messaging, SMS and the [...]

Posted in Investor Relations Blog | Tagged blogs, Bloomberg, business, disclosure, earnings, feeds, Investor Relations, IR websites, SEC, stocks, technology | 8 Responses

The truth about Sun's Web-first earnings release — Update 3

By Dominic Jones on August 1, 2007

Note: I’ve added more specifics around the sequence of events around Sun’s release, including adding a screenshot taken from Yahoo! Finance which shows times various news items became available there. I’ve also added a link to a PRWeek article that provides a more balanced report than IR Magazine. I’ve also added an update about Business [...]

Posted in Investor Relations Blog | Tagged blogs, Bloomberg, business, business wire, corporate websites, disclosure, earnings, EDGAR, feeds, finance, law, rss, SEC, securities, stocks, technology, wordpress, yahoo | 4 Responses

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