AMR Research Estimates Sarbanes-Oxley Spending Will Reach $5.8 ...
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AMR Research estimates that companies will spend $5.8 billion on meeting Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX) requirements in 2005. Despite initial thoughts that Sarbanes-Oxley spending would be a one-time expenditure
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The charges of accounting improprieties at AOL date back to 2000. Some analysts had been expecting Time Warner to pay $500 million to $600 million to settle all of its criminal and civil charges with the Justice
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Credit Suisse First Boston expects &quot;good financial results&quot; from five cable/multiple systems operators (MSOs), with revenue growth ranging from 10% to 13% and growth in earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization of 10% to 18%.
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Company will report preliminary count of its $8.8B hostile bid for PeopleSoft after 1 am ET. NEW YORK  - Oracle Corp. said it would report preliminary results of its $8.8 billion hostile tender offer
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The Congressional Budget Office is predicting the government will accumulate another $855 billion in deficits over the next decade, excluding the costs of President Bush's Social Security plan and ongoing wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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La societa' spendera' in totale 5,8 miliardi
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The director of national intelligence will disclose today that national intelligence activities amounting to roughly 80 percent of all U.S. intelligence spending for the year cost more than $40 billion, according to sources on Capitol Hill and inside the administration.
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The latest Tech Poll from CIO Magazine indicates that IT spending next year will rise -- but not as fast as CIOs thought earlier this year. A separate study from Equs Group Inc. paints a rosier IT spending picture.
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American Financial Realty Trust on Friday said it expects to report adjusted funds from operations between $124.0 million and $136.5 million in 2005.
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Companies under $700 million market cap get Sarbanes-Oxley filing extension.
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Enterprise software makers and the companies they serve have done much gnashing of teeth in the last year over meeting the requirements of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act (Sarbox). But Sarbox is only one of many regulatory challenges that organizations are struggling to meet, AMR Research's John Hagerty stresses.
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ComScore, a Reston firm that collects data on Internet consumer behavior, expects to raise as much as $71.4 million from an initial public offering of 5 million shares, the company said yesterday in a government filing.
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If you&#39;ve been eyeing Amazon.com (AMZN), you may wonder what got into the online heavyweight over the holidays. Shares shot up 8.5%, or $3.32, on the first trading day after Christmas, as Amazon said it logged a record 2.8 million orders in a single day.
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Healthcare costs in employer-sponsored plans are expected to rise an average of 8 percent in 2005, the first time the increase has sunk to single digits in the last five years, a new survey said.
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The Defense Department has picked five companies, four of them from the Washington area, for a contract to support the Pentagon's counter-narcoterrorism activities. The government may spend as much as $15 billion through the five-year contract.
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Comcast Corp. , the largest  U.S. cable operator, could see its stock soar nearly 57 percent  in the next year due to available cash flows that it can spend  on operations, according to the August 27 edition of Baron&#39;s.
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A liberal advocacy group plans to spend $8.5 million in a drive to make sure President Bush's public approval doesn't improve as his days in the White House come to an end.