SEC Probes Accounting Practices at Xerox's ACS
Xerox said the SEC is investigating certain accounting practices at Affiliated Computer Services, which it bought in 2010 for $5.5 billion.
Exchanges Mull Increased Cooperation to Combat Glitches
The move is one of many being explored that would aim to reduce the number of glitches that have caused recent mishaps.
J.P. Morgan Hires in China Draw SEC Attention
The SEC investigation represents the latest regulatory problem for the largest U.S. bank.
SEC Charges SAC’s Cohen With Failing to Prevent Insider Trading
The Securities and Exchange Commission charged SAC Capital Advisors founder Steve Cohen with failing to prevent two senior employees ‘from insider trading under his watch.’
Report: SAC Capital Says Cooperation in U.S. Probe 'No Longer Unconditional'
SAC Capital Advisors reportedly told investors Friday its cooperation with an insider-trading probe is “no longer unconditional.”
Report: SAC Capital Says Cooperation in U.S. Probe 'No Longer Unconditional'
SAC Capital Advisors reportedly told investors Friday its cooperation with an insider-trading probe is “no longer unconditional.”
Report: SEC Probing Goldman, Banks on Municipal Deals
The SEC is reportedly investigating whether Goldman Sachs and other banks are skirting post-crisis rules aimed at preventing banks from giving biased investment advice to municipalities.
Report: High-Speed Trading Exec Unlikely to Jump to SEC
The SEC reportedly sought to lure high-frequency trading executive Chris Concannon to take a high-level post, but the partner at Virtu Financial told colleagues he's unlikely to rejoin the regulatory agency.
NYSE, Nasdaq Still Pointing Fingers at Each Other Over 'Flash Freeze'
Five days after the 'Flash Freeze,' finger pointing continues as the NYSE and Nasdaq are still unable to agree on what caused the three-hour outage.
Report: SEC, Nasdaq Near Record $10M Settlement Over Flubbed Facebook IPO
U.S. regulators are reportedly on the verge of slapping Nasdaq OMX Group with a $10 million fine over its handling of the botched Facebook IPO.
Corinthian Colleges Crumbles 14% on SEC Probe
The for-profit college said it is the subject of an SEC investigation and recently received a subpoena.
Report: SEC Looks to Hire Schwab Exec for Key Post
The SEC is reportedly attempting to recruit a Charles Schwab exec to take a top post at the agency.
SEC Looks to Give Crowdfunding the Green Light
Entrepreneurs and start-ups looking for backing can solicit small investments over the Internet under a new proposal unveiled by regulators.
Fmr. SEC Chairman: We’re living in a period of excessive regulation
Harvey on the selloff
SEC expected to finalize CEO pay-ratio rule
‘Pay ratio’ to be revealed?
SEC Commissioner Gallagher on Dodd-Frank
SEC talks regulation
BlackRock CEO pushing SEC for an electronic bond trading platform
Changing the bond market
Will the SEC expand insider trading to government agency info?
Expanding insider trading
SEC Clears Social Media for Investor Information
Companies now allowed to disclose information on Twitter, Facebook
SEC Files Lawsuit Alleging Insider Trading Ahead of Heinz Acquisition
SEC froze assets in account used in alleged insider trading