Blame Barron’s For Google IPO Frenzy

(sub. req.): Well, credit is due where it is due: it was Eric Savitz of Barron’s who did two weeks ago on Google IPO, a week before the FT story came out and all the hell broke loose: “To follow the rules, Google would have to start making quarterly financial filings 120 days after the end of the fiscal year in which it crossed the 500-employee level. Ergo, if you assume that the company has a December year-end, the first Google 10-Q should show up at the SEC by the end of April.”

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