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Generally speaking, a Form 8-K is filed with the SEC by a publicly traded company when an "unscheduled" material event takes place.
Some of the situations in which a company would file an 8-K include:
-bankruptcy
-departure of a key executive (such as the CEO)
-notice of delisting
-change in accountant
-announcement of a new deal
All of these would require a company to file an 8-K with the SEC within four business days of the occurrence of the event.
All reporting companies that i know of would have been filing 8k's to the SEC. By not doing it, you leave the door open to nothing happening and all the safe harbor BS.
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