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		Publicly held firms select the corporate form not entirely because of its inherent advantages, but rather at least in part because they are channeled into it by regulation and tax laws.
		Publicly held corporations have generated significant case law, commentary, and forms that aid interpretation and application and thereby reduce transaction costs as compared with other default rules that are not as widely used and therefore have not generated such devices.
		But an open-ended interpretation of this provision to permit publicly held firms to significantly dilute board power would be unwarranted as inconsistent with the statute’s explicit distinction between closely held and publicly held firms and the limitation of contracting flexibility to the former context.
	home.law.uiuc.edu /~ribstein/whycorporationsfinal.doc (14658 words)

	Minnesota Publicly Held Corporations Law
		A publicly held corporation is a corporation that has shares that are held by a large number of people.
		The shareholders of a publicly held corporation are its owners, but management and control of the corporation are the responsibility of the board of directors, who may or may not be shareholders.
		Most large, publicly held corporations are Subchapter C corporations.
	www.weblocator.com /attorney/mn/law/pubheldcorp.html (3261 words)

	Publicly Held
		Publicly held Describes a company whose stock is held by the public,...Find thousands of free online definitions and reference guides at TheFreeDictionary.com.
		A publicly held corporation is a corporation that has shares that are held by a...
		A publicly held corporation is generally a corporation that has shares held by a...
	manufacturingcompanies.matemanufacturing.com /publiclyheld (808 words)

	AN ACT CONCERNING CORPORATE FRAUD ACCOUNTABILITY (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		SUMMARY: The law prohibits an individual or publicly held corporation from altering, falsifying, destroying, or concealing a record, document, or tangible object to impede, obstruct, or influence a state investigation into publicly held securities after (1) the investigation begins or (2) a person has reasonable knowledge that an investigation is likely to begin.
		The act clarifies which corporations the law includes by replacing the term “publicly held corporation,” which the law does not define, with a definition from the federal Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002, upon which the state law was modeled.
		Prior law included in the protections all publicly held corporations and their employees, without regard to where the corporations were organized or transacted business or where their employees worked.
	www.cga.ct.gov /2004/sum/2004SUM00056-R01SB-00492-SUM.htm (304 words)

	The Concord Coalition
		The national debt can be divided into $4.790 trillion of publicly held debt (domestic and foreign), and $3.617 trillion of debt held by government accounts (trust funds), the largest of which is Social Security.
		The publicly held debt is currently $4.790 trillion, a historic high in nominal terms.
		As explained by the GAO: “Because debt held by the trust funds is neither equal to future benefit payments, nor a measure of the commitments of the current system, it cannot be seen as a measure of this future burden.
	www.concordcoalition.org /issues/feddebt/debt-facts.html (775 words)

	Gore Economic Proposal Unmasked! [Free Republic]
		The publicly held debt is a subset of the public debt.
		Publicly held debt is the portion of the national debt owed to entities other than the federal government.
		Government held debt is the portion of the national debt that is owed to entities in the federal government.
	www.freerepublic.com /forum/a39f7b41710ae.htm (1865 words)

	Article: The Sarbanes-Oxley Act: Possible impacts on privately held companies
		Although in most respects, the Act is directly applicable only to publicly held companies, many Sarbanes-Oxley concepts may eventually be brought to bear on privately held companies through state regulation, changes in delivery of accounting and auditing services, adaptation of bank lending covenants, insurance requirements, and court decisions in state law fiduciary duty litigation.
		As case law develops, the practices required under Sarbanes may be held up as normative standards even for companies not directly subject to the Act, and failure to observe those standards may be cited by plaintiffs as evidence of breach of duty.
		Boards of privately held companies normally are not expected to have the same extensive committee structure as public boards, and the availability of truly independent directors willing to serve on private company boards is considerably less than for public companies.
	www.michbar.org /journal/article.cfm?articleid=696&volumeid=54 (2769 words)

	Senate Budget Committee - Democratic Staff Website
		While we say many times we are paying down the publicly held debt, and that is true, it is also true that the gross debt of the United States is actually increasing.
		The publicly held debt is that debt which is held by people outside of the Government.
		The debt we are creating as we pay down the publicly held debt with trust fund moneys is a debt to the trust funds from the general fund of the United States.
	www.senate.gov /~budget/democratic/statements/2001/040301_stmnt1.html (4111 words)

	NACUBO \| Corporate-Like Financial Statements?
		Another requirement for publicly held corporations is inclusion of a list of the board of directors––often accompanied by photographs and job titles.
		In the case of the publicly held corporation’s reports, the order of the statements often reflects the relative importance of each statement as determined by management and by management’s perception of the reader’s preferences.
		All of the income statements for publicly held corporations are single column statements (for each year) unless they are part of some consolidating statement.
	www.nacubo.org /x2281.xml?ss=pf (3642 words)

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		The publicly held company wants to emphasize that the stock split is only for shareholders of record on September 1, 2003 in New Paltz Capital Corporation, the publicly held company.
		The publicly held company formally changed its name to FemOne, Inc. on October 3, 2003 and in connection with that name change obtained a new CUSIP number, 31446N106, and a new trading symbol, FEMOV, effective as of October 9, 2003.
		Shareholders with certificates in the name of New Paltz Capital Corporation, the publicly held company, are required to exchange their certificates for new certificates in the name of FemOne, Inc., the new name of the publicly held company, with the new CUSIP number.
	www.femone.com /News_PressRelease.aspx (1515 words)

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		As the title indicates, this article challenges the assumption that the corporate form is optimal for publicly held firms.
		Similarly, in Marriott Hotel Properties II Ltd. Partnership, the Chancery Court held that a general partner had no affirmative Unocal duty to protect the limited partners in connection with a tender offer by the general partner’s parent in light of the partnership’s specific management, structure and purpose as simply a Marriott hotel financing arm.
		The court held that this exception did not permit unilateral amendment with sufficient clarity to meet the interpretation standard quoted above, particularly in light of commercial practice requiring blank check authority to be made explicit. Compare these cases with the corporate cases discussed above.
	home.law.uiuc.edu /~ribstein/whycorporations.doc (14626 words)

	Elizabeth Dana Smith: Nixon Peabody LLP
		Negotiated several technology evaluation agreements on behalf of a publicly held biotechnology company involving the transfer of the company’s core technology to potential licensees conditioned upon the utility of technology and the negotiation of commercial license agreements.
		Represented a start-up biotechnology company in connection with a strategic alliance with a publicly held biotechnology company; assisted in the drafting and negotiation of a cross-license agreement and ancillary agreements resulting in the acquisition of core technology and the establishment of a strategic patent portfolio.
		Advised a publicly held biotechnology company with respect to the acquisition of significant technology agreements in connection with a $600 million reverse triangular, stock-for-stock merger involving a publicly held biotechnology company.
	www.nixonpeabody.com /attorneys_detail2.asp?ID=928 (290 words)

	Publicly held companies (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		A publicly held company is a business organization, usually a corporation, in which ownership is held by the public at large and transfers of ownership are largely unrestricted.
		There is no minimum number or shareholders required to be considered a publicly held company, but these entities are often traded on the security exchanges, or at least have published price quotations.
		Corporations with more than $5 million of assets and at least one outstanding class of securities that is held by more than 500 shareholders of record are subject to special regulation under the Federal Securities Exchange Act of 1934.
	www.bizfilings.com /pops/P99_10_2510_01.htm (124 words)

	AGG > Practice Area > Mergers and Acquisitions / Strategic Alliances
		The divestiture by a publicly held (Nasdaq) medical supplies company to a publicly held non- wovens manufacturing company and affiliates of various subsidiaries, divisions and assets for more than $15 million plus the consummation of related strategic alliances between the partners.
		The sale by a publicly held medical supplies company of a subsidiary to a larger publicly held company for $30 million plus a strategic alliance between the buyer and seller valued at over $30 million.
		Advise a special committee at the Board of Directors of a publicly held (Nasdaq) retail food business as to whether the company should either be sold or enter into a joint venture arrangement with another publicly held (Nasdaq) retail food business.
	www.agg.com /Contents/PracticeAreaDetail.aspx?ID=198 (1716 words)

	me[three]dia = Andrew Huff: Held Close
		Turns out closely held means "A corporation for which most of the voting stock is held by a small number of shareholders, but which is still publicly traded.
		Privately held companies are called closely held all the time, a prime example being Google; everyone from CNN to WSJ to TheStreet.com has referred to the search engine company as "closely held Google," while the company itself claims to be privately held.
		I think what they're trying to get at is that although the company is publicly traded, all shares are owned by a small group of investors who rarely release their holdings.
	www.me3dia.com /archives/000414.html (729 words)

	Texas Publicly Held Corporations Law
		A publicly held corporation is generally a corporation that has shares held by a large number of people.
		In contrast, a close corporation is generally one that has shares held by a small number of people.
		Federal law requires that publicly held corporations with more than five million dollars in assets and whose outstanding securities are held by more than 500 shareholders of record meet several unique requirements of the Federal Securities and Exchange Act of 1934, including a requirement to submit periodic financial information to the Securities and Exchange Commission.
	www.weblocator.com /attorney/tx/law/b34.html (3433 words)

	Investor Relations - Directors & Management Team
		Adams is the founder and Chairman Emeritus of Genta, Inc., a publicly held biotechnology company in the field of antisense technology, and, since September 1998, has been Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer of Leucadia Technologies, a privately held company in the field of medical devices.
		Adams has also held management positions at Technicon Instruments and the Hyland Division of Baxter Travenol, and served as a Director of Biosite Diagnostics, Inc., a publicly held medical research firm, from 1989 to 1998.
		From 1980 to 1982, Dr. Fildes was the President of Biogen, Inc., a publicly held biopharmaceutical company, and from 1975 to 1980, he was the Vice President of Operations for the Industrial Division of Bristol-Myers Squibb Company.
	www.ljpc.com /pressrelease/inv_rel_management.html (3039 words)

	publicly-held railroad companies
		The majority of today's railroad companies are closely held by private individuals, investment companies, LLCs, partnerships, and a few government entities.
		This means that unless you are interested in buying an entire company, you may not be able to buy any shares whatsoever of most of the companies out there.
		Here are all of the publicly held companies that I know of, with operations in North America, that trade on North American exchanges.
	www.coxrail.com /publicly-held_companies.htm (256 words)

	Law Firm of Pepper Hamilton LLP \| Michael P. Gallagher
		publicly held manufacturer of aviation equipment in general corporate, securities and mergers and acquisitions matters
		publicly held clinical research organization (CRO) company listed on the Toronto exchange and Nasdaq NMS in an acquisition of a French CRO, an acquisition of a privately held U.S.-based international CRO, an acquisition of a Nasdaq-listed CRO, proposed U.S. public offering, other U.S. securities matters and sale to NYSE company
		acquisition of a publicly held biotechnology company by a private biotechnology company in the diagnostic testing industry, ongoing securities matters and several subsequent acquisitions of biotechnology companies
	www.pepperlaw.com /pepper/lawyer.cfm?rid=42.0 (897 words)

	Publicly Held Companies with Corporate Offices in Southwest Missouri&
		Parameters of this page: included companies must be publicly traded AND be headquartered in the Springfield (MO) Nielsen Designated Market Area (or the three Arkansas counties and five Missouri counties which we have appended to the DMA).
		We regret that it has not been feasible to expand the scope of this page to include stocks of local interest which are headquartered elsewhere, but would appreciate hearing of any omissions, additions, or corrections which would be in accordance with the stated parameters.
		Disclaimer: While the Library has verified the information presented in these files is what it considers to be reliable and authoritative sources, it cannot take responsibility for nor guarantee the accuracy of the information presented.
	thelibrary.springfield.missouri.org /faq/files/bspubheld.cfm (498 words)

	Investor Relations - Directors & Management Team
		Elchico was a consultant with Jeff Yuen and Associates, a privately held consulting firm, where she worked with biopharmaceutical companies in implementing quality systems worldwide, validating facilities, processes and systems, conducting audits, preparing for pre-approval inspections and supporting regulatory submissions.
		From 1974 to 1984, she held various management positions at the Lancer Division of Sherwood Medical, a subsidiary of American Home Products, a publicly held manufacturer and marketer of health care and food products (now part of Wyeth).
		Koch Hulle held positions with Alliance Pharmaceutical Corporation, a publicly held company developing contrast agents, a treatment for acute respiratory distress syndrome, and a temporary oxygen carrier (“blood substitute”).
	www.ljpc.com /inv_rel_management.html (3285 words)

	INDUSTRY APPEALS FDA-JURISDICTION DECISION [05/06] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		The tobacco industry has now appealed that portion of the decison by a North Carolina judge which held that the FDA does have jurisdiciton to regulate cigarettes as medical devices; i.e., devices for administering the "drug" nicotine.
		Is there any other publicly held corporation, or other publicly held entity, that has a direct financial interest in the outcome of the litigation (see Local Rule 26.1(b))?
		Nabisco Holdings Corp. is the publicly held affiliate of R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. Is there any other publicly held corporation, or other publicly held entity, that has a direct financial interest in the outcome of the litigation (see Local Rule 26.1(b))?
	www.no-smoking.org /may97/5-6-97-1.html (3622 words)

	Publicly held firms based in Georgia see many changes in 2005, 2006
		And so it is with the landscape of the roughly 180 publicly held companies based in Georgia.
		The number of publicly held companies in Georgia has shrunk about 22 percent in five years to roughly 180 from 230.
		Georgia's publicly held companies, which collectively employ about 1.5 million workers worldwide, now have a combined market value of about $530 billion, according to Capital IQ.
	www.tmcnet.com /usubmit/-publicly-held-firms-based-georgia-see-many-changes-/2006/jan/1261294.htm (1311 words)

	McDermott - Biographies - Neal J. White
		He represents companies on a regular basis in both the manufacturing and services sectors, both publicly and privately held.
		Neal's work with privately held companies encompasses family businesses and their succession issues, as well as venture capital and private equity owned portfolio companies and their governance issues.
		Representing publicly held corporations in the restructuring of their senior bank debt and issuance of mezzanine securities (PIPES)
	www.mwe.com /index.cfm/fuseaction/bios.detail/object_id/8ba3b3d7-8619-42b8-9225-7fc00dc163ac.cfm (541 words)

	Jones Day - Publications - New Concern to Publicly Held Companies: Protection of Whistleblowers under the ...
		In response to the Enron debacle, Congress passed the Sarbanes-Oxley Act ("the Act"), which imposes sweeping new oversight requirements on executives, boards of directors, accounting firms, and lawyers of publicly held companies.
		Although the oversight provisions banning direct loans to officers and directors, imposing certain accounting and auditing procedures, and requiring broad corporate disclosures have received much media attention, the Act also includes a whistleblower provision, with accompanying civil and criminal penalties, that has received little of the scrutiny it deserves.
		Section 301 of the Act (15 U.S.C. § 78F), which requires publicly traded companies to establish audit committees, further requires such committees to establish procedures for "the confidential, anonymous submission by employees.
	www.jonesday.com /pubs/pubs_detail.aspx?pubid=255186022 (1015 words)

	Biography of Scott M. Dubowsky - Epstein Becker & Green, P.C.
		Dubowsky regularly advises a broad range of clients including start-up companies, privately held middle-market companies and publicly held companies with respect to securities law compliance, key personnel employment agreements and general corporate governance matters.
		Representation of a publicly held medical device company in connection with its $50 million secondary offering, and acting as general counsel to that company
		Complex compensation and consulting agreements for CEO of publicly held company in the airline industry.
	www.ebglaw.com /atty_bio_196.htm (309 words)

	Analysis of publicly-held magazine publishing companies Folio: The Magazine for Magazine Management - Find Articles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		No publisher in one segment appears in the other, suggesting that the business operations of business and consumer magazine publishers are distinctly different.
		For the five years ending with 1985, the operations of 29 of these 32 magazine publishers--all but two of them publicly held--grew more slowly than the industry as a whole.
		The publishers managed a 7.9 percent compound annual growth in revenue, for example, compared with 13.7 percent for the industry.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m3065/is_v16/ai_4751610 (861 words)

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