The Latest Breaking News from SEC

A meeting between two Big Ten powerhouses will be the envy of the country Saturday. Plus, a handful of top-15 teams face challenging unranked opponents.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has charged J.P. Morgan Securities and J.P. Morgan Investment with misleading brokerage customers with inaccurate disclosures, breaching its fiduciary duty, engaging in prohibited joint transactions and principal trades, and failing to make recommendations that serve the best interests of its customers.

Auditor Ernst & Young just walked out in the middle of auditing Charles Liang’s tech giant, but Super Micro disagrees with EY’s decision to quit.

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A new law meant to protect residents inadvertently barred most major banks from conducting securities business in Florida, halting transactions for four weeks.

In Monday trading, there were 115 52-week highs, more than six times greater than the 52-week lows. Three of the leading sectors for 52-week highs were consumer cyclicals and industrials.

Super Micro Computer stock plunged after the data center specialist revealed that its accounting firm had resigned over financial reporting concerns.

Consensys is cutting 20% of its workforce, and CEO Joe Lubin has directly associated the layoffs with the SEC's continuing tirade against the crypto industry.

Paxos CEO Charles Cascarilla has written an open letter to former president Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris, urging them to provide clear regulations for the digital assets space, including for the huge stablecoin segment.