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Nasdaq’s tech-friendly rep on the line?
Stock exchanges compete for technology company IPO listings – Twitter chooses NYSE, but who’s really winning?
In addition to losing out on Twitter’s listing, Nasdaq has faced other high-profile technology company rejections and defections, which have harmed its reputation. Read more >>
Startups cry foul on new SEC rules
Proposed changes to Regulation D: Are these really so bad?
The rule, as proposed, is unworkable in the context of the startup community. Startups will run afoul of the advance Form D filing as a matter of course. Read more >>
5 ways to avoid an M&A lawsuit
Protect your board from merger and acquisition lawsuits with these five critical considerations
Exercising good process and informed judgment will not necessarily prevent a company from being sued, as M&A lawsuits appear to come, regardless of whether the process had any obvious problems and even if the deal seems favorable for shareholders. Read more >>
SEC’s shutdown plan
Effect of government shutdown on SEC
According to the SEC’s contingency plan, of its 4,149 employees, only 252 would report to work. The SEC would be unable to process filings, provide interpretive advice, issue no-action letters or conduct any other normal activities. Read more >>
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