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Apple blogged, stock tanks. Wow!

By Dominic Jones on May 17, 2007

ANYONE who still thinks blogs are irrelevant to what happens on the stock market should read this story. During the middle of the trading day, top blog Engadget posted an item based on what it thought was an internal company email saying Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) was delaying its highly anticipated iPhone and its new operating [...]

Posted in Articles, Investor Relations | Tagged blogs, Europe, finance, google finance, Japan, Latin America, law, Mobile, nasdaq, SEC

Is Thomson’s IR/PR business for sale?

By Dominic Jones on May 16, 2007

I DREW attention yesterday to the fact that Thomson Financial’s corporate investor relations and public relations businesses don’t fit well in the structure outlined in the Thomson-Reuters acquisition announcement. According to the companies, the combined Reuters and Thomson Financial business will be guided by journalistic principles, such as integrity, independence and freedom from bias. However, [...]

Posted in IR News | Tagged Europe, reuters, thomson financial, wire services

Wire services target Euro gold rush

By Dominic Jones on January 23, 2007

IT IS deeply ironic that while people like me are jabbering on about the demise of the big newswires, over the pond in Europe they’re just getting their first taste of mandatory regulatory wire services.

Posted in IR News | Tagged Europe, pr wires

Waiting for the Citizen Investors

By Dominic Jones on January 3, 2007

By Dominic Jones TODAY I ordered a new book with a promising title. Its called The New Capitalists: How Citizen Investors are Reshaping the Corporate Agenda and it’s co-authored by three experienced corporate governance and asset-management professionals. I obviously haven’t read the book yet, but I’ve been reading the press coverage and reviews. The central [...]

Posted in Articles | Tagged blogs, David Pitt-Watson, Europe, finance, Harvard, Home Depot, Jon Lukomnik, management, SEC, SEC filings, Stephen Davis, stocks, technology, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, yahoo

IR websites replace phone for fund manager

By Dominic Jones on November 21, 2006

REAL IR, the investor relations magazine focused on Europe, has an interesting cover story this month that shines a spotlight on investors’ ever increasing expectations for IR websites. In the article, Niall Paul, 34, who overseas $64 billion in equities for Morley Fund Management in London, says that just over half of the IR websites [...]

Posted in Online IR | Tagged Europe, IR Websites, New York, securities analysts

Carbon Disclosure Project finds awareness but little action

By Dominic Jones on September 18, 2006

WHILE many of the world’s biggest companies are happy to talk the talk about climate change, few are walking the walk with specific actions aimed at cutting their impact on the planet, according to a new report. Released today by the non-profit Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP), which is supported by 225 of the world’s biggest [...]

Posted in Corporate Governance, Disclosure, Issues | Tagged Carbon Disclosure Project, ESG, Europe, Sustainability

XBRL-Vendor UBmatrix Active in European Projects

By Dominic Jones on August 8, 2006

UBmatrix™, a leading provider of software and services leveraging the global XBRL standard, has recently won three important contracts providing its technology and services to banking supervisors across Europe. Last week, the Central Bank of France, Banque de France, announced they awarded a contract to UBmatrix partners in France, Umanis/I.I.I (Informatique International Ingénierie) for the [...]

Posted in IR News | Tagged Europe, European Union, finance, financial reporting, France, technology, XBRL

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