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TORONTO Police say it is unclear exactly why the murder of a 75-year-old woman in Scarborough in December 2019 was never reported to the media and only came to light when the woman’s husband, who was charged in her death, died in jail. According to police, Zohra Derouiche was stabbed multiple times in a home in the area of Pharmacy Avenue and Lawrence Avenue East on the morning of Dec. 10, 2019. She was rushed to hospital in life-threatening condition but died from her injuries 10 days later. Police say Hassouna Soltani, the victim’s 84-year-old husband, was initially charged with aggravated assault but the charges were later upgraded to second-degree murder after her death.
Published Wednesday, April 21, 2021 5:42PM EDT Police say it is unclear exactly why the murder of a 75-year-old woman in Scarborough in December 2019 was never reported to the media and only came to light when the woman’s husband, who was charged in her death, died in jail. According to police, Zohra Derouiche was stabbed multiple times in a home in the area of Pharmacy Avenue and Lawrence Avenue East on the morning of Dec. 10, 2019. She was rushed to hospital in life-threatening condition but died from her injuries 10 days later. Police say Hassouna Soltani, the victim’s 84-year-old husband, was initially charged with aggravated assault but the charges were later upgraded to second-degree murder after her death.
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Reporting regulation typically aims to improve the functioning of capital markets and to protect firms’ investors and other stakeholders. Despite substantial evidence of capital-market benefits from corporate disclosures (Healy and Palepu 2001), firms frequently oppose disclosure and reporting regulation, arguing that it forces them to reveal proprietary information to their competitors, customers, or suppliers. In particular, reporting regulation could make it harder for firms to reap the gains from innovation and, in turn, hurt their incentives to innovate (Arrow 1962).
How serious this concern is, however, remains unclear. For one, firms could point to proprietary costs to disguise that they oppose transparency for ulterior reasons (Berger and Hann 2007). Moreover, even if a mandate forces firms to reveal proprietary information, other firms benefit from these information spillovers (Zingales 2009). This redistribution could be beneficial in aggregate. For instance