Here’s some news that Apple didn’t need on the day they are planning to release their quarterly statement. According to Bloomberg, Apple is being poked and prodded by the SEC to make sure investors weren’t misled by the company in regards to how they handled the disclosure of whatever ails God Steve Jobs:
The Securities and Exchange Commission’s review doesn’t mean investigators have seen evidence of wrongdoing, the person said, declining to be identified because the inquiry isn’t public.
Regardless of how this review comes out, this circus could have all been avoided if Apple were more up front about this whole affair. This should make the earnings conference call at 5PM today very interesting to listen to.
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SEC Reviews Apple’s Handling Of The Steve Jobs Affair
Here’s some news that Apple didn’t need on the day they are planning to release their quarterly statement. According to Bloomberg, Apple is being poked and prodded by the SEC to make sure investors weren’t misled by the company in regards to how they handled the disclosure of whatever ails God Steve Jobs:
The Securities and Exchange Commission’s review doesn’t mean investigators have seen evidence of wrongdoing, the person said, declining to be identified because the inquiry isn’t public.
Regardless of how this review comes out, this circus could have all been avoided if Apple were more up front about this whole affair. This should make the earnings conference call at 5PM today very interesting to listen to.
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