Jon Sumrall—Florida’s Unlikely Choice—Has ‘the Beast Stirring’ The Gators are 4–0 for the first time since 2019 and ranked No. 8 as “G6 Jon” revives a sleeping giant. Sports Illustrated · Oct 2
When pre-IPO shares are too good to be true With AI companies moving towards record-setting IPOs, with trillion-dollar valuations, the demand for pre-IPO shares is greater than ever—as is the opportunity for deceit. Fortune · Oct 2
College Football Quarterback Rankings: Quarter-Season Grades for 15 Highly Touted Transfers With the first month of the college football season in the rearview mirror, we grade the starts for the nation’s 15 most significant transfer quarterbacks. Sports Illustrated · Oct 1
Group of 6 College Football Power Rankings: Can Anyone Catch Boise State? The Broncos dispatched of Western Michigan in Week 4, strengthening their position atop the Group of 6. Which teams can still beat them out to make the College Football Playoff? Sports Illustrated · Oct 1
OpenAI, SpaceX investor funds went to strip clubs, Bloomingdale’s, and shopping on Amazon, SEC alleges in charges against private fund advisers One fund manager allegedly paid his 4 a.m. strip club bill from fund capital after his card was declined. Fortune · Oct 1
Micron stock has surged 275% this year; MU earnings beat Wall Street estimates as AI demand fuels $60 billion-$63 billion revenue outlook MU stock today: Micron reported better-than-expected earnings, resulting in a significant stock increase for the company this year. The company is projecting future revenue between $60 billion and $63 billion, exceeding analyst forecasts. Driven by strong demand for memory chips, Micron plans to invest $10 billion in research focused on… The Economic Times · Sep 30
Crypto Firms Spent $8 Million Lobbying For The CLARITY Act. The Effort Failed. Coinbase led an industry lobbying effort that spread money across in-house teams, trade groups and dozens of outside firms during the first half of 2026. International Business Times · Sep 30
SEC exposes $15 million alleged scam: How WhatsApp groups, AI trading promises and fake SEC claims lured investors The SEC has charged multiple entities over two alleged investment scams totaling more than $15 million. The agency says WhatsApp groups, AI trading promises and fake SEC claims were used to attract hundreds of retail investors, with the schemes allegedly involving fraudulent trading platforms and investment programs. The Economic Times · Sep 30
Dan Ives Launches A $200 Million AI Fund, Opening Private Companies To Public Investors The closed-end fund sold 20 million shares at $10 each and plans to put at least 80% of its net assets into companies tied to AI and its infrastructure. International Business Times · Sep 30
US SEC proposes wider retail investor access to private assets amid risk concerns The SEC has proposed new rules to expand access to private assets typically available only to wealthy investors. These rules aim to allow more professionals to qualify as accredited investors, which may lead to higher returns. Critics express concern that this move could expose retail investors to significant risks and… The Economic Times · Sep 30
State attorneys general ask SEC to scrutinize Moody’s ESG practices In this week’s edition of Economy and Society: Ballotpedia · Sep 30
Two Things the Protect College Sports Act Gets Right, and Three Things It Doesn’t Here's where the bill could be successful, and where it may not be. Sports Illustrated · Sep 30
Kalshi Tabs New College Football National Champion Favorite (And it's a Surprise) The Georgia Bulldogs are the new favorites on Kalshi's National Championship market. Sports Illustrated · Sep 30
Merrill Lynch Fined $7.5M After Its System Flagged Suspicious Transactions That Were Never Investigated by Humans SEC fines Merrill Lynch $7.5M after a risk-score threshold kept potentially suspicious activity from reaching human investigators for review. International Business Times UK · Sep 29
International Business Times · Sep 29 Oura Says There Is Too Much Uncertainty In The Market Right Now. It Is Postponing Its IPO. Oura had planned to sell 50 million shares at $40 to $44 apiece after formally launching the offering last week.
International Business Times · Sep 29 Anthropic Lost Nearly $42 Billion Last Year. Its IPO Prospectus Shows They AI Buildout Could Cost a Lot More. The Claude maker's confidential prospectus offers a rare look at the extraordinary amounts of money required to compete at the frontier of artificial intelligence.
International Business Times UK · Sep 29 AI Makers 'Do Not Fully Understand What They Have Grown' as Government Website Probes Emerge OpenAI agents interacted unexpectedly with US government websites and accessed public and non-public files on an Australian portal, intensifying concerns about oversight and human control.
Sports Illustrated · Sep 29 College Football Playoff Eliminator: All Big 12 Teams Still Alive for a Bid After Week 4 Four Power 4 teams were eliminated after a feisty slate of games, while the Group of 6 picture continues to whittle down to the top contenders.
The Economic Times · Sep 29 Global Market: Prediction markets expand into Wall Street territory, raising oversight concerns Prediction markets are expanding into US stocks, indexes and corporate events, with Polymarket and Kalshi driving growth. The trend raises concerns over investor protection, insider trading, transparency and regulatory jurisdiction, as the SEC and CFTC debate oversight while platforms increasingly attract retail and institutional traders seeking speculation and alternative hedging…
Roll Call · Sep 28 Senate laterals college sports bill to House, but forward progress uncertain The Senate on Monday approved sweeping bipartisan legislation to create the first federal framework governing college athletics amid an era of transfer chaos, skyrocketing costs and the growth of name, image and likeness. The final tally was 77-22, a rare bipartisan outcome on a major piece of legislation during a…
Sports Illustrated · Sep 28 Forde-Yard Dash: Six Bold Predictions for College Football in October Notre Dame and Miami are headed for a top-ranked showdown, Oregon and Oklahoma will face quarterback controversies and Coach Prime may consider hanging up his whistle.
Sports Illustrated · Sep 28 Forde-Yard Dash: The Best, Worst and Weirdest of College Football in September Texas is rolling, Jeremiah Smith looks unstoppable and LSU remains committed to making things weird. Here’s what we learned in the first month of the season.
Sports Illustrated · Sep 28 College Football Message Board: Four Coaches’ Increasingly Hot Seats This week we’re turning the tables to examine a few coaching situations with our own posts around the country’s top coaches under pressure.
Clever Dude · Sep 28 Your Buddy Wants You to Invest in His Business — 7 Questions to Ask Before Writing a Check A friend asking for $10,000 to help launch a business sounds simple until the conversation moves from dinner to paperwork. Suddenly, the investment could involve ownership, a loan, convertible debt, or another security, and each structure can create very different rights and risks.
The Free Financial Advisor · Sep 28 Your Advisor Turns Up in SEC Records — What That Filing Does Not Promise Before You Wire Money An advisor appearing in SEC records can make a financial pitch look much more official. But an SEC filing does not automatically mean the SEC registered, approved, endorsed, or investigated that person or firm.