Last week, President Obama signed the Jumpstart Our Business Startups Act (the “JOBS Act”), designed to help new companies raise capital and go public. As FORBES contributor John Wasik wrote here, “The jury’s still out on whether the new JOBS Act will empower the next Steve Jobs or the next Bernie Madoff.”
To some extent that will depend on how well the Securities and Exchange Commission protects investors. Today it announced that it will begin accepting comments from the public as it begins making rules required under the law. For those who want to comment, the SEC has provided a series of links on its website organized by titles of the JOBS Act.
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