WASHINGTON — A machine-readable technology's move into the municipal market could bring more transparency, though it could also cause headaches and uneasiness for issuers. As XBRL enthusiasts, short ...

The Securities and Exchange Commission voted Thursday to allow Inline XBRL as an amendment to its requirements for companies and funds to file their financials in eXtensible Business Reporting ...

XBRL, or eXtensible Business Reporting Language, is a dialect of sorts to other XML languages and is an open standard for businesses to communicate over the Internet. No one owns the rights to XBRL, ...

Workiva committed to keeping Arelle technology open-sourced, allowing organizations worldwide to continue easily reporting trustworthy, transparent data The agreement includes ownership of the Arelle ...

Last month, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission established the Office of Interactive Disclosure, to which companies and mutual funds can submit data and reports in Extensible Business ...

Workiva continued to grow revenue and increased their client count in Q3 2018. The company's stock price is also nearing an all-time high. Workiva entered into new partnerships which may prove ...

The official confirmation of 290 erroneous validation rules included in the CRD IV ITS and the associated XBRL taxonomy (against which data should not be validated) coincided with the announcement ...

To help publicly held companies facilitate the preparation, publishing and automatic exchange of financial statements in XBRL (eXtensible Business Reporting Language), Oracle will embed UBmatrix, Inc.

The Securities and Exchange Commission has upgraded its EDGAR system and now supports the 2017 IFRS taxonomy for International Financial Reporting Standards using XBRL technology. SEC chairman Jay ...

UBPartner, a leading European provider of XBRL tools and services (http://www.ubpartner.com), announced today the addition of a new Portal capability to its XBRL ...

Industry participants have long been pushing for increased use of XBRL, and regulators have also had their say. In September 2008, US regulator the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) replaced ...