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May.24
6:14 PM ET
Posted By:Mad Cap Recap
The "Mad Money" host has a word or two for federal government regulators.   Read More
May.18
5:14 PM ET
Friday, 18 May 2012
The Securities and Exchange Commission indicated after the market close Friday that it would review trading issues on the Nasdaq related to Facebook’s initial public offering.    Read More
May.08
3:03 PM ET
Tuesday, 8 May 2012
Herbalife, whose stock tumbled last week after hedge fund manager David Einhorn asked a few questions on the company’s earnings call, is no stranger to controversy. Herb Greenberg sees some reasons to worry.   Read More
Apr.24
11:49 AM ET
Tuesday, 24 Apr 2012
With each passing SEC suit against a once high-flying U.S. traded Chinese company, it becomes striking how pervasive the alleged fraud was in some of these companies.    Read More
Apr.19
10:46 AM ET
Thursday, 19 Apr 2012
Based on my discussions with several analysts, from reading their reports, I suspect that the earnings revisions occurred after the analysts had conversations with Mylan.    Read More
Mar.29
11:20 AM ET
Thursday, 29 Mar 2012
Posted By:Bernadette Tansey, Special to CNBC.comSmall Business * News * Story
Crowdfunding websites are likely to pop up quickly to connect start ups and investors as soon as the SEC issues regulations to implement the JOBS Act, now awaiting President Obama’s signature. All this could tempt young entrepreneurs to envision a frictionless, friendly world of virtual finance where money would flow in as easily as “Likes” on Facebook. Think again, caution small business advisors.   Read More
Mar.28
3:52 PM ET
Wednesday, 28 Mar 2012
If you’re a top executive at Apple, all that hard work is definitely paying off. In hundreds of millions of dollars worth of stock.    Read More
Topics:SEC
Companies:Apple Inc
Mar.21
3:58 PM ET
Wednesday, 21 Mar 2012
Sen. Jim DeMint on Tuesday took Democrats to task for failed investment measure, price of gas.   Read More
Feb.29
10:37 AM ET
Wednesday, 29 Feb 2012
Senate majority leader Harry Reid announced plans on Tuesday to push forward legislation to spur capital formation for small businesses, an issue that has spawned a rare showing of bipartisanship.    Read More
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VIDEO | TOPIC : Politics and Government/Government Agencies/SEC
According to Reuters, FINRA's Ketchum said, "Allegations if true, are a matter of regulatory concern," reports CNBC's Ka...
The $2 billion trading loss at JPMorgan is attracting interest in Washington, and the company's CEO, Jamie Dimon is once...
Bart Chilton, Commodities Futures Trading Commission commissioner, weighs in on an open probe into any wrongdoing in JPM...
CNBC's Kayla Tausche reports Facebook shares could price up to $45 under SEC rules, but if the stock prices at $41 it wo...
CNBC's Kayla Tausche reports Facebook's price range is now final and there will be no more amendments today, but under S...
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