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Companies preparing stock offerings will have more leeway to talk to investors and the media under new Securities and Exchange Commission rules that took effect Thursday. The rules relax restrictions on companies' public communications as part of a package of long-awaited reforms aimed at making it easier for corporations to tap capital markets. Lawyers specializing in advising initial-public-offer clients say the new rules provide much-needed legal certainty from regulators.
December 05, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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