SEC

Agency aims to educate investors of cryptocurrency pitfalls.

The SEC is investigating the Iconix Brand Wear, which purchased Jay-Z's apparel brand in 2007 for $204 million.

The proposal is viewed as less stringent than the Labor Department’s Fiduciary Rule.

The SEC chairman is making his mark on cryptocurrency scams.

The blood-testing firm is trying to avoid bankruptcy after a settlement with the SEC.

U.S. regulators are preparing sanctions against Wells Fargo after learning the bank received commissions on auto insurance policies that were fraudulently applied to drivers when they took out car loans.

Investors took the news as a sign that the agency will increase oversight of the fast-growing digital currency market.

The agency has issued “dozens of subpoenas and information requests” to companies involved in the cryptocurrency market.

The Securities and Exchange Commission has issued scores of subpoenas and information requests to technology companies and advisers involved in the red-hot market for digital tokens, according to people familiar with the matter.

The bank failed to lower interest rates for those who had regained good financial standing.

The IPO market could be poised for a boom.

U.S. regulators on Thursday killed the politically sensitive sale of the Chicago Stock Exchange (CHX) to a group led by China-based investors.

If you're swindled by a bitcoin crook, you may be out of luck.

A former Amazon financial analyst has been sentenced to six months in prison and a $2,500 fine after admitting he tipped off a college friend to details about the company's upcoming first-quarter earnings report in spring 2015.

After a slew of high-profile data breaches this year, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is planning to update how companies are required to report cybersecurity incidents.

After a slew of high-profile data breaches this year, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is planning to update how companies are required to report cybersecurity incidents.

A recent string of high-profile cyberattacks has revealed not only vulnerabilities within U.S. companies and federal agencies but also an increasingly intricate and complex set of planned attacks, indicating there could be state-sponsors behind them, one cybersecurity expert said.

A recent string of high-profile cyberattacks has revealed not only vulnerabilities within U.S. companies and federal agencies but also an increasingly intricate and complex set of planned attacks, indicating there could be state-sponsors behind them, one cybersecurity expert said.

U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Chair Jay Clayton said Monday that the personal information of at least two individuals was compromised as a result of the cyberattack announced in September.