Archive | March, 2006

Codes of Ethics Gone Astray – Sarbanes Oxley – France

Following the Enron and Worldcom scandals, the US responded by passing the Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) law in July 2002, which requires inter alia CEOs and CFOs of companies listed in the US to certify the accuracy of their accounts with the SEC. It increases penalties for violations by up to 25 years in prison, by flouting [...]

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Central and Eastern European Medical Device Distribution Company Seeks Investor Partner

The Company is based in the heart of the region and is a specialty distributor of value added medical device products. The owners have blue chip US medical device company backgrounds in cardio vascular, orthopedics and several other specialties. In order to help fund its expansion into the fast growing Eastern and Central European medical [...]

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