Tuesday, September 21, 2004 A number of foreign companies traded publicly here are reportedly willing to take the step of deregistering with the Securities and Exchange Commission in order to shed Sarbanes-Oxley compliance burdens.. A handful of non-U.S.-based companies have chosen to de-list from U.S. exchanges according to The Wall Street Journal. Their decisions have come before governance provisions like Sarbox Section 404 go into effect next year for foreign-based companies that are listed in the United States. Sarbox: Spur to Foreign-Company Flight? Previous articles Monster.com reports surge in area ads
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