The Latest Breaking News from SEC

The two conferences want guaranteed first-round byes in the latest 14-team College Football Playoff model, and their power grab might not end there.

According to a Wall Street Journal report, the US Securities and Exchange Commission is investigating whether ChatGPT creator OpenAI misled investors, after an alleged lack of candour from CEO Sam Altman. The SEC probe would add to a number of government and legal challenges against the company. Officials in the…

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The oil and gas giant is suing investor groups that want it to slash climate pollution. Interest groups on both sides of the case say it could lead to more lawsuits against activist investors.

The Body Shop is to cut 489 jobs within six weeks, while supermarket chain Sainsbury’s plans job cuts in cost-cutting drive

The SEC is voting on a climate disclosure rule to require companies to report greenhouse gas emissions and climate risks, reflecting a shift towards enviro...

The SEC and Big Ten would receive three automatic bids with two each for the ACC and Big 12, one for the Group of 5 conferences and three at-larges chosen by the selection committee.

Cencora confirms hackers making away with sensitive data, but does not share more details.

Applied Materials faces SEC inquiry over China shipments, emphasizing compliance and cooperation.