Blank-check companies and their acquisition targets in the United States will take on more legal liability for disclosures about projected earnings and other material information under new rules adopted by the SEC yesterday.
The changes target deals involving “special-purpose acquisition companies” (SPACs), which are shell companies that raise funds through
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