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Filings by companies with $100 million or more in assets have jumped 84% over last year, with 38% involving companies with $1 billion or more in assets.
Companies that report performance-based stock compensation as a target may give investors unhelpful information, according to University of Missouri assistant professor, Andrea Pawliczek.
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