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Thursday, June 09, 2005 

Greed Is Still a Sin - - MSNBC.com: "In an idealized world, no one would be so greedy and stupid. In the real world, they are.
One of the first changes when Christopher Cox becomes SEC chairman next month, I suspect, will be the SEC's ruling that companies must count the value of employee stock options as a business expense for fiscal years that start after June 15. For most companies, this means for 2006."

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