The New York Times Book Review has an interesting piece on Elsewhere, U.S.A.: How We Got from the Company Man, Family Dinners, and the Affluent Society to the Home Office, BlackBerry Moms, and Economic Anxiety
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This may be a tad circular, but good conversation is remarkable.
As journalist, lawyer, radio producer, policy director, and adviser, I’ve talked with a lot of fascinating people to elicit information. Then came the business of organizing, simplifying, and publishing the…
The sun rises about 20 degrees to the left, over similar terrain.
Driving across the southeastern California desert Tuesday, three and one-half days after my last day in the office for the Bush Administration, I happened to hear my early 90s law and…
The SEC today published the final rule it approved last month to make interactive data disclosure in XBRL format mandatory for public companies.
Footnote 78, on p. 23, says: “The adopted interactive data requirements would not apply to…