The Latest Breaking News from SEC

In 2021, the state of Georgia made an expensive bet on an unproven company that could be headed for financial catastrophe.

CFTC commissioner Christy Goldsmith Romero on the age-old debate.

Lily D’Ambrosio says less than a quarter of the energy needed will come from the SEC and urges industry to produce remaining 20.5GW

March Madness had its shining moments. Opening-day festivities came and closed. Another Masters winner has been green-jacketed. One of the busiest sections of the sports calendar is winding down, creating room for the annual percolation of college football fandom.

The price of Bitcoin surpassed US$30,000 on Tuesday, the highest level in 10 months, becoming the asset with the highest return year-to-date as investors become increasingly optimistic that the United States Federal Reserve (Fed) will soon end its aggressive monetary tightening.

Nikhil Wahi already had agreed to a plea deal with the Justice Department.

Cyptocurrency’s steady increase in value reignites fears of widespread market manipulation

Sustainability and financial priorities are inherently linked, Debbie Clifford says.

The lawsuit says this includes payments to cover counsel for probes by the DOJ and SEC.

Twitter Inc.’s former chief executive officer revealed the U.S. Justice Department and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission investigated the social-media platform in the past as part of his effort to force the company to cover legal fees related to lawsuits and government probes.

USA TODAY Sports college wire editors share their thoughts about the most exciting prospect from some of the top Power Five programs in the country.