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IROs, not regulators should quash rumors

By Dominic Jones on July 8, 2008

THERE is a growing chorus of calls for regulatory action in the United States against traders who spread false rumors to manipulate stock prices, but I think at least half of the problem lies with companies themselves — and poor investor relations practices in particular. In today’s New York Times, Dealbook writer Andrew Ross Sorkin [...]

Posted in Articles | Tagged corporate communications, credibility, disclosure, FAQs, finance, HBOS, hedge funds, Internet, Investor Relations, investor relations website, ir communications, jpmorgan, lehman brothers, market participants, market rumors, new york times, progressive corp., SEC, securities | 2 Responses

SEC seeks to "blow up" forms-based system

By Dominic Jones on June 25, 2008

THE US Securities and Exchange commission has launched a study that could lead to the scrapping of its 75-year-old system that requires companies to file disclosures on prescribed forms like 10Ks, Form 4s and DEF 14As.

Posted in Articles | Tagged disclosure, e-proxy, EDGAR, ir department, ir departments, mandate, new york times, plain language, recommendation, retail investors, rutgers university, SEC filings, securities and exchange commission, stanford university, technology, us sec, XBRL | 4 Responses

Pocket projectors: a must-have gadget for IROs?

By Dominic Jones on March 30, 2008

ADD pocket projectors to the obligatory BlackBerry as among the list of must-have gadgets for investor relations officers and CFOs. As the New York Times reports today, tiny projectors that can be embedded in mobile phones or in pocket-sized standalone projectors are coming this year. Analysts predict that the business market — and my tween [...]

Posted in Articles | Tagged Investor Relations, Microvision, must have gadgets, new york times, Orange, Pico Projectors, PowerPoint, rss, Samsung, YouTube | Leave a response

In Davos, CEOs encouraged to blog

By Dominic Jones on January 24, 2007

AT the World Economic Forum annual meeting that kicked off today in Davos, Switzerland, some 800 corporate bosses are being encouraged to blog, according to the Economist. Scott Karp of Publishing 2.0 in a column for the Blog Herald thinks that’s a bad idea. He asks, “Can a big company really blog?” “I’m not suggesting [...]

Posted in Articles | Tagged blogs, communications, corporate communications, Davos, Economist, Enron, law, management, NetBeans, new york times, Scott Karp, SEC, Seth Godin, sun microsystems, The Economist, World Economic Forum, WorldCom | Leave a response

Media confused over Nardelli's pay

By Dominic Jones on January 4, 2007

By Dominic Jones SO HOW much did shareowners pay former Home Depot CEO Bob Nardelli over the course of his six years at the helm of the world’s biggest DIY chain? No one seems to know for sure, in part because the figures for 2006 haven’t been published yet. Even so, I’ve seen five different [...]

Posted in Articles | Tagged Bloomberg, chief executive officer, disclosure, Home Depot Inc., media columnists, media outlets, new york times, Robert Nardelli, rss, SEC, SEC filings, securities, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission | 1 Response

new york times

IROs, not regulators should quash rumors

SEC seeks to "blow up" forms-based system

Pocket projectors: a must-have gadget for IROs?

In Davos, CEOs encouraged to blog

Media confused over Nardelli's pay

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