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The following editorial appeared in the San Jose Mercury News on Monday, Nov. 29:
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Six more months. That's the reprieve accounting rulemakers have given tech companies on stock options.
In light of it, the Senate was right to refrain from jumping into the stock-options expensing controversy _ for now.
Even though a majority of senators have expressed concerns about current proposals to force companies to expense stock options, they chose not to force a vote on a tech-backed bill that was overwhelmingly approved in the House. The bill would require a firm to expense the stock options awarded to its top five execs, but not those ...