The Securities and Exchange Commission fanned the flames of controversy last week when it altered the effective date of stock option expensing to give the vast majority of public companies another six months to comply.

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The Securities and Exchange Commission fanned the flames of controversy last week when it altered the effective date of stock option expensing to give the vast majority of public companies another six months to comply.
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