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What You Need to Know About XBRL
By the end of the first quarter of 2013, the SEC will reach an important milestone—substantially all public companies will have filed an XBRL exhibit to the 10-K with a compleFebruary 28, 2013
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XBRL: Phase 4
With the three XBRL phase-in periods behind us, we are now in phase 4. Hear from Managing Director Jerry Behar about his view on what's next for XBRL.February 22, 2013
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Love is in the Air: The Feeling is Mutual
TiVo Inc. changed our lives—no more fighting over the TV remote! And now, the feeling is mutual. WebFilings cloud-based collaboration feature has eliminated the stress that derived from “pencils down.”February 15, 2013
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Love is in the Air: A Perfect Match
Customer service and accessibility—just two of the many reasons Tanger Outlets is smitten with Wdesk.February 14, 2013
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Love is in the Air: Fall In Love With Linking
All you need is love—and luckily, we have lots of it! Check out our blog series, inspired by the season of love. Today’s blog features love at first link.February 13, 2013
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ICU Medical Saves Time and Reduces Stress
Watch this video to see how Patty Delaney Bartholf, Director, Financial at ICU Medical Inc. found solutions to problems of theFebruary 7, 2013
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Top 10 Ways to Improve Your XBRL Reporting Process
Attending ongoing educational opportunities is one way you can improve your XBRL reporting process.February 4, 2013
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Evaluating Corporate Social Responsibility Performance
A panel discussion at the World Economic Forum concluded that the approach adopted by rating agencies presents a number of shortcomings. Read the full article from GSI in Davos, Switzerland.January 28, 2013
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Introducing Data-Driven Charts
Until now, many companies had to outsource the creation of data charts used in 10-K filings, often costing hundreds of dollars.January 25, 2013
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Corporate Social Responsibility and Business Performance Reporting
Research presented today at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland looked at more than 120,000 statements from 2011 annual reports. Overall, companies were cautious in the tone of content, negativity was almost non-existent, and risks were mentioned only when it was unavoidable.January 24, 2013
