Ordinarily, public company managers feel comfortable explaining their strategies for growth to shareholders and analysts.
The economic pressures of the last few years have motivated CEOs and CFOs to work even harder to get their messages out, even as analysts clamor for more and more detail. In 1995, Congress enacted a safe harbor that has protected companies from U.S. securities and class action liability even when their strategic projections end up off the mark.
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