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Latest Unclaimed Property articles 
Wisconsin returns almost $500,000
Apr 2011
‘One of the largest one-day returns of unclaimed property ever,’ says State Treasurer.
Timesaver's guide to the UPPO conference
Mar 2011
Unclaimed property plays an important role in compliance and SOX.
Eliminating buyback costs
Nov 2010
Rule 10b-18 provides hindrence to stock repurchases and increases transaction costs
Delaware updates unclaimed property rules
Sep 2010
New rules aim to provide additional clarity regarding enforcement
Escheatment: money for nothing
Mar 2010
These are testing times for cash-strapped companies as American states take an aggressive stance on unclaimed property
Your escheating heart
Jun 2009
Companies at risk for compliance failures as states aggressively pursue unclaimed property
The line between theft and ownershipt
Mar 2008
Unclaimed property is a major source of income for some states, but owners retaliate against possession without notification
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