02/16/05
Marketplace AM for February 16, 2005
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Commentary: Sarbanes-Oxley compliance
The Sarbanes-Oxley Act requires CEOs to sign off on their companies' books, stating that they're correct. But does the law have any teeth? As Marketplace commentator Robert Reich tells us in this edition of The Public's Business, a key court case is about to give us the answer.
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Internet Gambling in the UK
Britain is the first country working to be a major player in online gambling. Marketplace's Stephen Beard reports on what's at stake.
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