FEI Weekly

May 5, 2017

America's most entrepreneurial public companies, Uber faces federal inquiry, and lessons from a family of leaders.

House Panel Approves GOP Dodd-Frank Rewrite

The Hill

The House Financial Services Committee approved a bill Thursday to repeal and roll back significant pieces of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act.

America's Most Remarkably Entrepreneurial Public Companies

Inc.

A look at recently public founder-led companies to find out what you can learn about sticking to your vision, at any stage of your company’s life.

Uber Faces Federal Inquiry Over Use of Greyball Tool to Evade Authorities

New York Times (subscription may be required)

Uber is the subject of a United States Department of Justice inquiry over a program that it used to deceive regulators who were trying to shut down its ride-hailing service.

Accounting Estimate Audit Risks Get Uneven Scrutiny

Compliance Week (subscription may be required)

Auditors are getting more vigilant about beating up on the risk of management bias in arriving at accounting estimates, but not so much when it comes to the risk of measurement imprecision.

Growing Up CEO: Lessons From A Household Of Leaders

True leadership is about how you live every minute of your life.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/jillienehelman/2017/05/02/growing-up-ceo-lessons-from-a-household-of-leaders/#315197ed7d4d