Short Circuit: A Roundup of Recent Federal Court Decisions BB guns, late deliveries, and a defaulting guard. Reason · Nov 29, 2024
DC Circuit Finds Some FINRA Authority Violates Private Nondelegation Doctrine The private nondelegation doctrine is getting an increasing amount of attention from the courts. Reason · Nov 24, 2024
SEC and FINRA make tZero second recipient of special crypto license following controversial Prometheum approval The approval comes amid calls from the crypto industry for regulatory clarity from the Gensler-led SEC. Fortune · Sep 10, 2024
Wells Fargo fires over a dozen employees for faking mouse movements Multiple employees were fired by Wells Fargo for utilizing mouse jigglers to fake that they were at work. Tom’s Guide · Jun 14, 2024
Banks don’t want to inspect your home office, so they’re forcing hundreds of employees to come in five days a week Renewed rules for workplace inspections every few years are being blamed for mass return-to-office efforts. Fortune · May 25, 2024
Trump's Social Media Company Discloses FINRA Inquiry FINRA inquiry into TMTG's social media plans raises concerns and potential impacts on the company's future. Top News · May 21, 2024
'I Paid $1000 for a Financial Plan, Now My FA Won't Answer My Calls': What You Should Do Financial advisors ghosting clients or breaching the fiduciary standard can be dealt with by filing a complaint with the US SEC, FINRA, and the CFP Board. International Business Times UK · Apr 30, 2024
How SIPC Works and What Investors Should Know About It The Securities Investor Protection Corp. will help get your cash and securities back if your broker-dealer fails. Here's a look at how SIPC works. Kiplinger · Mar 7, 2024
Morgan Stanley Fined by US Regulator for Municipal Securities Violations Morgan Stanley, a leading financial services firm, has been fined by US regulator FINRA for violations related to municipal securities, highlighting the im... Top News · Feb 15, 2024
Financial Adviser Designations Are Not All the Same Just because a financial adviser has credentials after their name doesn’t mean they meet the same rigorous standards as others do. How to figure out who you can trust. Kiplinger · Nov 9, 2023
Arbitrators, Like Judges, Are Immune from Libel Lawsuits Based on Their Opinions From today's decision by Judge Jia Cobb in Seltzer v. Financial Industry Regulatory Authority: Plaintiff Susan Seltzer participated in an arbitration proceeding before the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA). The arbitration concluded with a written award that was published online. Seltzer alleges that the award defamed her by incorrectly describing… Reason · Sep 5, 2023
Laid Off Near Retirement? How to Prepare for What’s Next While this is a very stressful time, it’s also an opportunity to reassess values, visions and dreams and get plans in place for the future. Kiplinger · Jul 22, 2023
Gen Z Investors Start Surprisingly Early, Prefer Crypto to Stocks Gen Z has developed its own unique investing behaviors that reflect its status as the first truly "digital native" generation. Kiplinger · Jun 8, 2023
How to Find Room for Philanthropy Despite Challenging Times The 'philanthropic squeeze' hits when consumers face higher costs and lower investment returns. Consider these three ways to maintain charitable giving. Kiplinger · May 17, 2023
Fortune · Mar 3, 2023 It may be easier to sue your employer for sexual harassment now, but one huge barrier is preventing real progress It's been a year since a #MeToo inspired law made it easier for workers to sue employers for sexual harassment. But Gretchen Carlson says the work is far from done.
Benzinga · Jul 21, 2022 INTERVIEW: Bruce Fenton Is Running For Senate On An Unregulated Bitcoin Market Platform It has been a long July in this crypto winter, and inflation has heated up more than expected, reaching a 40-year high in June.
Benzinga · Jul 20, 2022 Why Did Warren Buffett Get Confused By FINRA And Fractional Trading: New Rule Causes Surge In BRK.A's Reported Trading Volume Berkshire Hathaway, Inc.
Benzinga · Jul 5, 2022 Marijuana Strategic Ventures, Changes Name To Mushrooms, New Management And Business Model Marijuana Strategic Ventures, Inc. (OTCPK:MSVI) has officially changed its name to Mushrooms, Inc., through the filing of amended and restated articles of incorporation with the Nevada Secretary of State.
Benzinga · May 31, 2022 Blue Ocean Technologies' CEO Says 24-Hour Stock Trading Is Coming Benzinga, a media and data provider bridging the gap between retail and institutional investors, will be bringing back its annual Global Fintech Awards event to New York City on Dec. 8, 2022.
Benzinga · Apr 12, 2022 The Vision and Challenge For Teen Investing App Bumper Ahead Of Launch In studies conducted by FINRA, just over 50% of adults say finance makes them anxious, with individuals between the ages of 18 and 34 having the highest levels of anxiety. The source of this uneasiness? In part, it is the fear and struggles to keep up with widening gaps in…
Benzinga · Jan 31, 2022 This Fintech Is Getting Teens Into Investing, But Parents Can Still Keep A Close Eye In studies conducted by FINRA, just over 50% of adults say finance makes them anxious, with individuals between the ages of 18 and 34 having the highest levels of anxiety. Why so much stress? In part, the fear and struggles to keep up with widening gaps in the economy.