Showing posts with label corporation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label corporation. Show all posts

Friday, June 29, 2007

Footnoted.org - A cheat sheet for reading key SEC filings

Footnoted.org is a blog authored by Michelle Leder. As you recall, Ms. Leder also wrote an interesting book, Financial Fine Print: Uncovering a Company's True Value. It is available at most bookstores. ISBN 0471433470.

Her "How To" section presents a useful cheat sheet for reading key SEC filings. Many will find this applicable for business analysis. http://www.footnoted.org/how-to/

A lot of her information is categorized in a drop down window. The category, "Legal Woes," is very interesting. So is the category, "Perk City."

I evaluate this as a 10/10 for legal research, and the cheat sheet for reading key SEC filings.

Harvard Law School Corporate Governance Blog

This well-received blog about corporate governance presents fresh ideas about shareholder activism, discussions about relevant recent cases and their future impact, fiduciary duties, and other relevant issues. The main contributors are Harvard Law professors.

Try http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/corpgov/

You can "mine" the links to access relevant documents that support the perspectives of each blog.

I evaluate this as 10/10 for useful research.