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Why Sarbanes-Oxley Is A Small Business Issue

June 29, 2009 RSS Feed Print

Yesterday Thomas Friedman mentioned the idea of revamping Sarbanes-Oxley to make it easier to start a small business. But what does a law aimed at requirements for public companies have to do with starting a small business? Read my post at Capital Commerce.

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Liquidation helps a lot. Helps people to get a start. Universities and colleges are taking the dough. A lot of big time businessmens focus is on million dollar gains not thousands. Example is that i like sports parks with decent food. It would not be odd to me to see several sports parks(with pool)in a city or county. A lot of people do not like unpadded bench seats. And the the owners gets a lawsuit from happenings. And you can think of favorite stores and stuff on your own now. Sorry about my bad english skills. Please do not be mean to the poor and christians. Common politicians and t-travelers. Thank you for your time. Psal99:9-outside pray.Gal 3:3. Col 3:11. Choose righteousness not self righteousness. Babys are blessing. Be careful.

andrew tucker of IN 8:14PM August 18, 2009

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