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How The Democrats Can Blow It ...In Six Easy Steps : Rolling Stone

Michael Moore finally says something worth reading again, six easy steps to blowing it.

Michael Jackson’s Going Gangster

Are you ready for Michael Jackson to make a comeback or do you think he should just stay in hiding with his children? Well, according to his stylist Andre Van Pier, Jackson is planning a come back and the image he is going for a is 1920 gangster chic look.

Michael Dell and deja vu

Dell boss Michael Dell says he had nothing to do with Dell s accounting shenanigans. Even though Dell started cooking the books when he was still CEO back in 2003.

Radio interview with Michael Oxley

In this interview, Sarbanes-Oxley co-author Michael Oxley acknowledges that Section 404 of the Act is too expensive, but insists it had nothing to do with him and he says giving Andersen was the worst decision in his all his years in Congress.

Sarbanes and Oxley hit the speaker circuit

Sarbanes-Oxley co-authors Michael Oxley and Paul Sarbanes have hit the speaker circuit. Their fee: Sarbanes makes $25.000 for an appearance and Oxley $20,000. Nice work if you can get it!

Michael Oxley: Sarbox sucks? Blame the PCAOB

Former Congressman and Sarbox co-writer Michael Oxley says he s not happy with Sarbanes-Oxley. But he says it s not his fault. He blames it on the auditors.

Dell's accounting problems: the tip of the iceberg

Dell s accounting shenanigans are just the tip of the iceberg. Michael Dell has returned to take over the company he founded but the task ahead of him looks insurmountable.

Michael Oxley: gamekeeper turned poacher (Part II)

The career of Sarbox co-writer Michael Oxley as gamekeeper turned poacher continues. The Sarbox co-writer now joins Nasdaq as vice-chairman. He will report directly to Nasdaq chief Bob Greifeld who has slated the law that bears Oxley s name.

Michael Oxley: gamekeeper turned poacher

SOX co-writer Michael Oxley, who retired from Congress in January, is moving on. The architect of the law designed to stamp out corporate corruption is joining a legal firm to help businesses beat the law that bears his name.

Disheartening Verbal Attack Strikes

This week, former Seinfeld star Michael Richards disgraced comedians with a racial attack on a heckling audience member at The Laugh Factory. Colleagues in the industry are outraged and shocked, and although Richards issued an apology on the David Letterman Show, few think his career will recover, and African Americans say forgiveness will take tim

Rush vs. Fox

Why Rush Limbaugh's attack on Michael J. Fox is is a pathetic sideswipe that attempts, and fails, to obscure the real issue: stem-cell research is medicine's next frontier.

Interview with Lord Michael Hastings

An exclusive interview with Lord Michael Hastings, the man who headed up the BBC s corporate social responsibility unit and who now works as KPMG's international director of corporate citizenship, when he is not sitting in the House of Lords. In this interview, Lord Hastings explains how business can make the world a better place and he warns of dire consequences if it doesn t.

Fixing holes in SOX

Michael Oxley, the SOX co-author, has come out saying that he expects some changes next year in the way that Sarbanes-Oxley will be enforced. The question is whether it will be real change to Sarbanes-Oxley, or a band-aid.