Extensibly Speaking
By Kleinheider Posted on December 17, 2008 at 2:03 pmThe SEC will require large public companies to file their financial reports using technology making it easier for investors to read and analyze their data:
The SEC voted 4-1 to require 500 of the largest public companies to begin filing financial reports using the technology known as XBRL, or extensible business reporting language, by mid-2009.
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