Regulation

The state legislature passed a bill over the weekend that eases environmental rules for drilling in one section of the state.

Beijing announces the probe as officials from both the U.S. and China gather in Madrid for trade talks.

The FDA’s commissioner hasn’t mentioned any other drugmaker or retailer by name in his campaign against prescription drug ads.

The software company has been eyed as a potential buyer of the video-sharing app.

China launched an anti-dumping investigation targeting certain U.S. analog chip makers.

China says Nvidia broke antimonopoly laws, health plan subsidies in play, bank merger market heats up, and more news to start your day.

Subsidies that made the marketplace plans more affordable are set to expire. Some lawmakers are trying to get them back.

While there are benefits to getting a second citizenship, there are also financial pitfalls, particularly for Americans because of our tax laws.

Multiple outlets reported that Food and Drug Administration officials plan to make the case next week that the Covid-19 shots are linked to the deaths of 25 children.

Regulatory restrictions are easing, and financial institutions are hungry for deals. The market reaction, however, hasn’t been completely positive.

The ads wouldn’t be banned outright, however.

It’s likely the two companies will be released from government conservatorship but there are still unresolved issues, a Deutsche Bank analyst says.

The bank allegedly ignored internal and external warning signs about the accounts of Miles Burton Marshall, who is facing criminal charges.

Reverse stock splits let small companies dodge delisting, dilute shareholders, and enrich their financial backers through a maneuver that is the opposite of a traditional stock split.

Some participants said the arrangement was highly unusual.

The effort falls well short of banning the ads outright, but could dent sales.

Brokerages and RIA firms are quickly integrating artificial intelligence in their practices, often pushed by next-gen advisors and clients.

It was the largest cut in history for the federal food assistance program, which provides annual benefits to 12% of the U.S. population.

Federal agencies are holding parallel meetings over how to deal with the mortgage giants.

Ahead of a CDC committee meeting, Pfizer has released early data that it says show that its newest Covid-19 shot works. The committee, hand-picked by JFK Jr., includes many vaccine skeptics.

Evercore ISI’s Mark Mahaney raised his price target on the stock to $300 from $240.

The Securities and Exchange Commission and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission want to harmonize their rules to promote new initiatives.

Businesses are struggling to determine how fluctuating tariff policies will impact their bottom line and consumer demand.

The agency signals a new approach to enforcement through settlements with financial companies over technical violations.

Alphabet stock soared to a record high after light penalties in U.S. v Google. Still, investors are overlooking continued antitrust risks.