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Mark Cuban on Why You Should Still Hold Onto Your GameStop Stock
In an AMA on r/WallStreetBets, the billionaire touched on a bunch of points to the aspiring traders.
Deutsche Bank to Pay $130 Million Over Bribery and Fraud Charges
Deutsche Bank will pay the Department of Justice and the Securities and Exchange Commission the fine for taking part in "a criminal scheme to conceal payments to so-called consultants worldwide who served as conduits for bribes to foreign officials."
Companies Increasingly Warning of Mass Shootings as Risk to Investors
Many service-oriented companies have taken notice of the uptick in mass shootings, and they're making sure investors are aware.
Bitcoin Passes $7,000—But Jordan Belfort Warns of Scams
"I would say 95 percent of people in bitcoin are legit, but it's the 5 percent that kills you every time," Belfort said.
Bitcoin Price: What Caused the Cryptocurrency Crash?
The value of the world's most popular cryptocurrency has plunged.
Jared Kushner Company Investors Subpoenaed, Report Says
Kushner Companies "is not under investigation for any tax issues," its attorney stated.
Kushner Real Estate Company Investigated By SEC
Kushner Cos. has been subject to federal inquiry multiple times in recent months
Sports Radio Host Scammed Investors of $3.6M, Feds Say
A federal complaint accuses WFAN New York's Craig Carton of using investments to pay off gambling debts and other investors.
Senate Grills SEC Pick Clayton on Conflicts of Interest
Clayton said his Wall Street legal experience is a "strength," adding he did not think conflicts of interest would present problems in leading the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
Theranos Under Investigation By the SEC, U.S. Attorney
The federal government is asking the biotech unicorn company for documents following regulatory probes from California.
Martin Shkreli Out as Turing CEO After Arrest
Shkreli faces up to 20 years in prison if convicted.
Martin Shkreli Arrested on Fraud Charges
The CEO came into the spotlight this year when he raised the price of a pharmaceutical drug acquired by his company from $13.50 to $750.
The Explosion in Executive Pay Is Not Justified
In 1965, CEOs earned 20 times more than the average worker. Now they earn 300 times more.
How High-Frequency Trading Firms Can Rig the Game
Athena Capital case gives a glimpse of how algorithms can be used to manipulate markets