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Materiality
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Materiality
The importance of an event or information in influencing a company's stock price. Companies must report any material events within one month by filing SEC form 8-K.

Materiality
The relevance of information that may cause a security's price to increase or decrease. Companies must report material information to the SEC and, by extension to the public, in order to promote transparency and efficiency in the market.


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On the assumption of a privileged access and superior insight today, 1819 and 1895 (can be made to) offer no short supply of all sorts of intriguing and/or newsworthy ("headline", "objective") occurrences, developments, materialities, particularities, iconography, ephemera and exotica; in a word, cultural detritus that is increasingly admired into literary studies.
 
 
 
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