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The host of “The Cash Flow King” podcast is accused of using investor money for a lakeside mansion, NBA courtside tickets and $14,000 worth of pizza

Citadel Securities agreed to pay $7 million to settle SEC charges over the mismarking of short and long sales caused by a coding error.

The idea that investors might choose to consider certain environmental, social, and governance factors when deciding whether to buy shares of a company continues to gain popularity with trillions of dollars currently held in investment funds that take into account ESG principles.

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Host Gregg N. Sofer is joined by Husch Blackwell senior associate Rebecca Furdek to discuss the recently concluded Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) enforcement action concerning...

The Securities and Exchange Commission today charged DXC Technology Company, an IT services company in Ashburn, Virginia, with making misleading disclosures about its non-GAAP financial performance in multiple reporting periods from 2018 until early 2020.

Claimed it increased its reported non-GAAP adjustments for TSI costs and excluded them from its earnings.

The fast food giant was also charged for public disclosure violations by the US regulator, but spared any penalties.

Company also cited for failing to disclose discretion to dismiss without cause

Exec engaged in sexual relations with employee and hid the truth from stakeholders, says SEC