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So much fun and so many games the past week I hardly know where to begin! A how-to guide to risk-free wealth accumulation devoid of any jail-time whatsoever, if you know the right people, of course... Learn all about the fun times this past week with Altria Group, the false airline bankruptcy rumors, the Frannie and Freddie taxpayer takeovers, the proposed auto-maker bailouts, and the deleveraging of the financial system by banks and institutions seeking to clean up their balance sheets by dumping their best assets and causing the temporary collapse of commodity and asset prices across the board. Books available at http://www.vlogolution.com/books: "Mobs, Messiahs, and Markets" by William Bonner and Lila Rajiva "The Revolution: A Manifesto" by Ron Paul Music: "Noite de Carnaval" by HisBoyElroy

So much fun and so many games the past week I hardly know where to begin! A how-to guide to risk-free wealth accumulation devoid of any jail-time whatsoever, if you know the right people, of course... Learn all about the fun times this past week with Altria Group, the false airline bankruptcy rumors, the Frannie and Freddie taxpayer takeovers, the proposed auto-maker bailouts, and the deleveraging of the financial system by banks and institutions seeking to clean up their balance sheets by dumping their best assets and causing the temporary collapse of commodity and asset prices across the board. Books available at http://www.vlogolution.com/books: "Mobs, Messiahs, and Markets" by William Bonner and Lila Rajiva "The Revolution: A Manifesto" by Ron Paul Music: "Noite de Carnaval" by HisBoyElroy Notes/Links/Transcript: http://www.vlogolution.com/vlog/moMONEY/20080914.html Author: vlogolution Keywords: bernanke fannie financial stocks freddie inflation short selling paulson bailout taxpayers sarbanes-oxley sarbox uptick student loans Added: September 14, 2008

http://www.moMoneyTV.com - Stocks are too low, oil is too high, what to do, what to do to rebuild confidence in our financial markets... Here are some of my thoughts on all the tactics being used to "straighten things out", along with a few more suggestions on how best to completely destroy what little left we have of what we like to believe are free, fair, and balanced markets. Hey, here's another great idea, how about also making bankruptcy illegal while we're at it! Books available at http://www.vlogolution.com/books: "Mobs, Messiahs, and Markets" by William Bonner and Lila Rajiva "The Revolution: A Manifesto" by Ron Paul Music: "Noite de Carnaval" by HisBoyElroy

http://www.moMoneyTV.com - Stocks are too low, oil is too high, what to do, what to do to rebuild confidence in our financial markets... Here are some of my thoughts on all the tactics being used to "straighten things out", along with a few more suggestions on how best to completely destroy what little left we have of what we like to believe are free, fair, and balanced markets. Hey, here's another great idea, how about also making bankruptcy illegal while we're at it! Books available at http://www.vlogolution.com/books: "Mobs, Messiahs, and Markets" by William Bonner and Lila Rajiva "The Revolution: A Manifesto" by Ron Paul Music: "Noite de Carnaval" by HisBoyElroy Author: vlogolution Keywords: naked shorts fannie freddie inflation bernanke paulson uptick rule oil financial stocks playboy sarbanes-oxley sarbox Added: July 23, 2008

To establish more transparency in corporate financial reporting, the U.S. House of Representatives Financial Services Committee, under Michael Oxley’s chairmanship, created the Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) Act of 2002.

The venture capital Industry has enjoyed relatively good times in the last 3 years, but signs are starting to indicate trouble on the horizon, from liquidity problems to Sarbanes Oxley compliance.  Paul Deninger, Vice Chairman of Jefferies and Company Inc., takes a look ahead and analyzes potential warning signs of a downturn. He believes that top "Bulge Bracket" investment banks that now control most of the "book running" for allocations of stock in the IPO market, have shown little interest in smaller (sub $500 million) IPOs.  The result is that smaller startups essentially still find the IPO window hard to open, and VCs must rely primarily on an M A activity for exits. Tags: Sarbanes Oxley, Paul Deninger, Bulge Bracket, IPO

Darren Lee, CEO of NextPage, talks about the challenge for compliance and records managers who must minimize the liability and risk of "smoking gun" documents that live on individual users' desktop computers. With the latest regulations of Sarbanes-Oxley in effect since December 2006, organizations in highly-regulated or litigious environments are looking for ways to minimize the expensive process of discovery for electronic documents. Tags: Darren Lee, NextPage, Sarbanes-Oxley

In this episode George interviews Chuck Herrin about his Sox experience. Chuck is a former internal auditor and now is on the other side working for AIG. We discuss the burden placed on IT by unreasonable auditors and how to educate yourself so you can properly push back and keep controls within reason. Links Mentioned: Chuck Herrin ISACA ISACA - IT Control Objectives for Sarbanes-Oxley ISACA - Certified Information Systems Auditor Certification SOX on Wikipedia KPMG White Papers Ernst Young - Controls Reporting Resources Price Waterhouse Coopers - Sox Section 404 Resources Public Company Accounting Oversight Board Tags: Starcher, Herrin, Sarbanes-Oxley, ISACA, SOX, CISA Download Standard Podcast

The cost of on-going Sarbanes-Oxley compliance requirements has been a concern for many in the business community. Sustaining compliance, cutting costs and managing risk is a delicate balance. Some executives are now back in the compliance trenches, rationalizing their controls and trying to turn the lessons of Sarbanes-Oxley into business advantage.

The conviction of former Enron CEOs Ken Lay and Jeff Skilling on May 25th made front-page news all around the world. BW columnists Jack and Suzy Welch say the whole awful story is a tragedy, but that that Enron-like behavior is the rare exception. Most businesses play by the rules, and the rules work. The Welches say, however, that society cant afford to allow a small group of companies led by Enron to rewrite reality and make businesspeople cover in shame and lose their courage. We need a return to the optimism, confidence, and risk-taking that makes business so much fun

Delphi CEO Steve Miller discusses the future of the U.S. auto industry and JPMorgan Chase talks about the challenges of management.

U.S. Commerce Secretary Carlos Gutierrez comments on trade and the economy, and U.S. Steel President and CEO John Surma Jr discusses the global steel industry.

Hear from U.S. Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist, Ernst and Young CEO James Turley and Pfizer CEO Hank McKinnell as they discuss health care, politics and changes in the accounting profession.

Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick delivers his first speech after his inauguration, Ambassador Paul Bremer recalls life in Iraq, and new Chrysler Group CEO Tom LaSorda makes a major energy announcement from the Detroit Economic Club podium.