SEC

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is an independent agency of the United States federal government.

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Bitcoin’s Back Above $1,000 (For Now)

Bitcoin’s Back Above $1,000 (For Now)
Bitcoin’s Back Above $1,000 (For Now)
March 24, 2017  |  Bitcoin

The year 2017 so far has been a pretty bumpy ride for bitcoin investors, and right now it looks like we’re ascending the latest hill...

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Bank Lobbyists No Longer Optimistic Re: Dodd-Frank Revamp
Bank Lobbyists No Longer Optimistic Re: Dodd-Frank Revamp
March 23, 2017  |  Banking

The banking industry may have awoken the day after the presidential election with high hopes, which continued right up until just about the present day....

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Bitcoin Stabilizes After 3-Day Nosedive
Bitcoin Stabilizes After 3-Day Nosedive
March 21, 2017  |  Bitcoin

Three days into what can only be termed a rout, shares of bitcoin have stabilized — if we accept the skewed maxim that one day’s trading...

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House Democrat Demands A Meeting With Wells Fargo Executives
House Democrat Demands A Meeting With Wells Fargo Executives
March 20, 2017  |  Cybersecurity

Executives at Wells Fargo may soon face an interview with the top Democrat on the House of Representatives Financial Services Committee. Get the Full Story...

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PYMNTS’ Daily Data Dive: No IPO Plans As Airbnb Closes $1 Billion In Funding
PYMNTS’ Daily Data Dive: No IPO Plans As Airbnb Closes $1 Billion In Funding
March 13, 2017  |  Today In Data

Bursting onto the scene over the past decade, the sharing economy has disrupted some of the most traditional industries. One of the largest disruptions came...

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SEC Charges ex-iPayments Executives With Million Dollar Scheme
SEC Charges ex-iPayments Executives With Million Dollar Scheme
March 13, 2017  |  Cybersecurity

The Securities and Exchange Commission announced Friday (March 11) that it has lodged charges against two ex-executives at a credit card processing company for masterminding...

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