The Latest Breaking News from SEC

The U.S. regulator voted on Wednesday to establish generic listing criteria for crypto ETFs to speed up the launch process.

Dogecoin (CRYPTO: DOGE) and XRP (CRYPTO: XRP) are rallying on Thursday as their ETF launches coincide with the SEC announcing its "generic listing standards" for crypto exchange-traded products.

From New Mexico State to Nashville, Diego Pavia and Jerry Kill have reshaped the Commodores from laughingstock to SEC disruptors.

President Donald Trump is once again shaking up Wall Street’s rule book. This week, he called for U.S. companies to ditch quarterly earnings reports and switch to a six-month schedule instead. "This will save money and allow managers to focus on properly running their companies," he wrote on Truth Social.

WaterBridge is a pure-play water infrastructure company that started trading today.

Opendoor Technologies, Inc. (NASDAQ:OPEN) shares rallied on Wednesday after the company disclosed that it intends to expand some operations throughout the U.S. 

XRP is the native asset of the XRP Ledger, an open, decentralized blockchain network engineered for rapid, low-cost, and energy-efficient transactions. David Schwartz, Jed McCaleb, and Arthur Britto began developing the network in 2011 and launched it, along with XRP, in June 2012. Shortly afterwards, the team founded Ripple Labs…

Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass) and other democrats have reportedly issued a stern warning to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) against any potential policy change that could limit shareholders’ ability to sue companies.

The legislation seeks to define which crypto assets are securities, establish jurisdictional boundaries between federal regulators, and impose new consumer protections on exchanges and issuers.

If you're entering retirement and going through a divorce at the same time, you've got some work to do to shore up your long-term financial security.

President Donald Trump‘s campaign to abolish quarterly corporate reporting is gaining traction as the White House takes a more active role in shaping the Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) agenda.