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December 29, 2010

SecondMarket: The SEC has not asked us for anything - The Term Sheet: Fortune's deals blog

The SEC "wants to learn more" about secondary stock trades in private companies like Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and Zynga, according to a report in today's New York Times. No specifics as to the inquiry's primary goal, although TechCrunch believes that it concerns the lack of disclosure endemic to such transactions.

via finance.fortune.cnn.com

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