Death and divorce in Silicon Valley stands to get less complicated on Wednesday, at least when it comes to divvying up the family stock options. But life may get more difficult for a large class of business consultants who will face new restrictions on stock compensation under Securities and Exchange Commission rules, known as Registration of Securities on Form S-8, that kick in next week.
April 01, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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Death and divorce in Silicon Valley stands to get less complicated on Wednesday, at least when it comes to divvying up the family stock options.
But life may get more difficult for a large class of business consultants who will face new restrictions on stock compensation under Securities and Exchange Commission rules that kick in next week.
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