EU will tackle issues involving U.S. regulation

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Internal-Markets Commissioner Charlie McCreevey of the European Union is on a diplomatic mission to the United States seeking regulation changes to the Sarbanes Oxley Act of 2002 for European Union companies. The changes would allow European Union companies to more easily end filings with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission and to annul costly financial accounting reporting requirements.

Europe, Accounting Methods, Executive changes & profiles, International politics, Officials and employees, Accounting, International relations, European Union, McCreevey, Charlie

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Amid crackdown, the jet perk suddenly looks a lot pricier

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Barry Diller of IAC/InterActiveCorp. has used the company's jet for free "personal use" at a cost of $832,000 in 2004. Executives are using company jets for leisure travel and vacation more frequently than ever before. An United States Securities and Exchange Commission crackdown has presented new regulations.

Personnel administration, Usage, Company legal issue, Investigations, Compensation and benefits, Executives, United States. Securities and Exchange Commission, Jet airplanes, Jet planes

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U.S. prepares to crack down on intellectual-property piracy

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A new government campaign, the Strategy Targeting Organized Piracy or S TOP has been initiated to theft of U.S. intellectual property. Piracy costs U.S. companies billions of dollars a year.

Prevention, Piracy (Intellectual property)

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