A far-reaching bill that would overhaul the 2010 Dodd-Frank Act is set for the House floor, according to a notice posted on the chamber's website (May 30)
It proposes axing a fund the agency uses to build tools for spotting insider trading (May 29)
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Hackers are hiding computer viruses in film subtitles to take control of devices
Millions of people may be at risk from a new method of hacking that infects devices with hidden computer viruses in the subtitles of online videos, according to security researchers.
It took only one attempt for Russian hackers to make their way into the computer of a Pentagon official. But the attack didn't come through an email or a file buried within a seemingly innocuous document.
Smarsh survey highlights firms' struggle to keep up with electronic communications
Firms are struggling to keep up with the multitude of electronic communications channels, with 52% of respondents citing text messages as their current No. 1 source of non-email content compliance risk. One-third of respondents cited social media communications as the greatest compliance risk, and 8% cited instant messaging.
(Jun 1) -- In his first policy announcement since becoming the Securities and Exchange Commission's chairman last month, Jay Clayton said the SEC plans to seek public comment on a range of issues related to a controversial Obama-era rule that makes brokers put clients' interests first.
Operation Car Wash: Is this the biggest corruption scandal in history?
What began as an investigation into money laundering quickly turned into something much greater, uncovering a vast and intricate web of political and corporate racketeering,
