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By: Nicola M. White
The Securities and Exchange Commission is mulling changes to decades-old rules that prohibit companies from certain communications during the going-public process, as the Wall Street regulator looks to boost initial public offerings.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission wants to formally kill rules it's now calling a “dramatic overreach” of its own authority that would
What You Need To Know Almost two-thirds of investment analysts and portfolio managers responding to a CFA Institute survey said the SEC should maintain mandatory quarterly financial reporting.
By: Nicola M. White
The US Supreme Court refused to review the constitutionality of a now-rescinded Securities and Exchange Commission policy that forced people and companies settling enforcement cases to never publicly criticize or contest the Wall Street watchdog's claims.
By: Nicola M. White
A federal judge approved Elon Musk's $1.5 million settlement with the SEC over allegations he missed a Twitter ownership disclosure deadline.
By: Weihua Li, Nicola M. White
Only 13 so-called microcaps have gone public on Nasdaq and the New York Stock Exchange so far this year, compared with almost 80 by the midpoint of 2025. Just two of this year's newest companies come from Asia, a fraction of the almost 100 tiny Asia-based companies that debuted on U.S. exchanges in 2025, according to public filings. All told, this year's crop of microcaps based in the U.S. and overseas raised less than $300 million, with one taking in $40 million and the rest less than $25 million apiece.
The agreement ends a two-year Freedom of Information Act legal battle between the Wall Street regulator and Coinbase.
What You Need To Know Adit Ventures and co-founder Eric Munson made false claims about investments and overcharged clients with millions of dollars to buy shares of SpaceX, the SEC said.
The city council gave Kalshi and Polymarket 14 days to disclose New York user data, ages and how much residents have won or lost since last year.
The Wall Street Journal reported in June that the company hired dozens of mostly college-aged social media creators to film themselves making fake profitable trades that were used to attract users to the platform.
