FORUM COLUMN
By Peter Scheer
One of the great strengths of the American economy has been the relative openness of its largest national corporations.
Since the advent of federal securities regulation during the New Deal, big businesses have been required - as a condition of gaining access to U.S. capital markets - to disclose gobs of information about their financial condition, performance...
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