Sarbanes Oxley Law of 2002? It requires officers of publicly traded companies to tell the truth.
See Anderson company or any Wall Street trading firm or the phony numbers used for IPO’s like Facebook and Twitter. Yep all the truth all the time by these fine upstanding companies.
No evidence. . . worthless post. Information posted before an IPO doesn't come under SOX, only after it becomes a publicly traded company does it have stockholders.
As for Arthur Anderson and Enron, that scandal was the precipitating event that initiated the passage of the Sarbanes Oxley Act of 2002. I didn't think you were at all familiar with the state of the law controlling the statements of officials like Phil Schiller. Proved my point quite well.