Regulation

SEC Chairman Paul Atkins said the agency should consider raising the size threshold above which public companies must file the full disclosure documents.

A decade ago, pipeline companies were forced to cut their dividends when an oil bust caused producers to stop drilling.

Retailers are getting hit by knockoff products at time when their sales are already suffering.

AAA projects that a record 81.8 million people will travel at least 50 miles from home over the Thanksgiving holiday.

The ease of betting through a sportsbook app can lead gamblers to quickly accumulate losses without realizing the full extent of the damage done to their bank accounts, the analysts said.

On ChatGPT’s third birthday, regulators are still years behind, Brett M. Decker writes in a guest commentary.

Polymarket can now offer event contracts to traders through brokerage firms, as the CFTC remains noncommittal on the topic of regulation.

Zolgensma is only approved for infants with spinal muscular atrophy. Older people will be able to use a new version of the treatment, called Itvisma.

Taiwan, Ukraine, and trade were discussed, the Chinese embassy says.

Premiums for “Obamacare” plans will spike next year if Congress doesn’t act. Health Savings Accounts could be a fix.

Lisa Cook sees the explosion in private lending as a source of potential vulnerability for the economy.

The SEC brought only three enforcement actions in the second half of fiscal 2025, the lowest level ever recorded in a half-year period, researchers say.

Some data will be folded into the jobs report for November.

Washington’s crypto-friendly policies will cement U.S. dominance, Howard A. Fischer and Robert B. McFarlane write in a guest commentary.

Trump Media stock has traded at all-time lows in recent days.

The Federal Reserve’s Standing Repo Facility is designed to allow banks access to enough cheap, available cash

The owner of Instagram and Whatsapp was at risk of being forced to divest those apps.

A net-zero plan at the International Maritime Organization would have penalized U.S. gas producers, Leslie Palti-Guzman writes in a guest commentary.

Gov. Kathy Hochul was forced to U-turn after utility bills soared, Carolyn Kissane writes in a guest commentary.

Many items on the commission’s examination agenda for 2026, such as advisors’ fiduciary duty and AI, are familiar, but digital currencies have fallen off the list.

The National Association of Realtors continues to loosen some rules that govern business norms in the residential real estate industry.

Institutional Shareholder Services and Glass, Lewis & Co. are being investigated by the Federal Trade Commission, The Wall Street Journal reported.

The credit ratings firm has a rosier outlook for banks, even as worries about credit quality have grown in recent months.

The sneaker maker’s shares jumped 18% after earnings but could still have room to run.

Hacks via the tech supply chain can affect tens of thousands of U.S. firms and individuals, Justin Sherman writes in a guest commentary.