(Reuters) - The investor protection agency unanimously approved adding
mutual funds to a pilot program in which a group of about 40
publicly traded companies are voluntarily filing their
financial statements in machine-readable computer language
known as XBRL.
SEC Chairman Christopher Cox has made it a top priority for
the agency to transform its database of static electronic
filings into an interactive database rich with raw data using
XBRL, or extensible business reporting language.
Read more at Reuters.com Government Filings News
mutual funds to a pilot program in which a group of about 40
publicly traded companies are voluntarily filing their
financial statements in machine-readable computer language
known as XBRL.
SEC Chairman Christopher Cox has made it a top priority for
the agency to transform its database of static electronic
filings into an interactive database rich with raw data using
XBRL, or extensible business reporting language.
Read more at Reuters.com Government Filings News
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