CNBC reports &quot;unusual trading&quot; in own contest
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U.S. financial news network CNBC may  not have to look far for its next insider trading feature.
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The stock market cops are going to take some heat today. The Committee on Capital Markets Regulation, a collection of business and academic heavy hitters, will release its much-anticipated report, and there isn't much mystery in its principal point of view. Capital markets regulation is a problem. The Sarbanes-Oxley Act is a reliable target.
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Thereâs something not quite kosher about some private equity dealings, or so it seems to me. But I could be wrong.
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Feds reel in some big fish on the most elaborate trading scam in years, and it's not over yet.
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With a sparse economic calendar and a Federal Reserve interest rate decision a week away, the avalanche of earnings reports may be foremost on tradersâ minds.
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Will it be a matter of &quot;one-and-done&quot; for Alan Greenspan &amp; Co. at its Sept. 21 policy meeting? Since a quarter-point rate hike at the Federal Open Market Committee meeting on that date seems a fait accompli
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Currency traders have become convinced over the past two weeks that something big is afoot in the global economy. They are not convinced by the sanguine noises coming from the Federal Reserve and think the risks of a "hard landing" in the US economy have risen. But, in a departure from the old wisdom, they do not seem worried about the effects of a US downturn on European economies - rejecting the old adage that "when the US sneezes the rest of the world catches a cold".
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Two big US brokers have agreed to pay fines of USD100m to the market&#39;s watchdog for hyping stock. They have agreed the fines with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for &quot;inappropriate analysis of stocks&quot;.
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A rule change at the New York Stock  Exchange will allow brokers on its trading floor to handle  non-NYSE listed stocks, in a move meant to stem trading share  losses to newer competitors.
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Wall Street places its own interests above yours. Why play by its rules?
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A U.S. real estate fund has sued HSBC Holdings  alleging the British bank's U.S. mortgage trading operation took advantage of the credit crisis to profit at the expense of the fund, the Wall Street Journal reported.
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Investors in Bear Stearns Cos.   hedge funds that were virtually wiped out from large bets on  risky mortgages are planning to sue the company as early as  Monday, television channel CNBC reported on Friday.
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Banks that produce complex and illiquid derivative products that have been at the heart of the credit squeeze may be forced to provide more information about them on public stock exchanges.
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Top IPO underwriter Goldman Sachs  Group Inc.  this week launched a platform allowing an  exclusive club of big investors to trade unregistered,  privately placed securities, in the latest challenge to U.S.  equity markets.
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Investor's Business Daily - Steadfast or just stubborn? A day after the Federal Reserve slashed rates in an emergency move, the European Central Bank tried to squash any talk that it would follow suit.
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It couldn't happen to a better set of people. As 'BusinessWeek' reports, MySQL is well on its way to an IPO. The interesting thing is what it's doing to get there. From CNET's Blogs network.
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As previously announced, KB Home's past stock option grant practices are  being investigated by the Securities and Exchange Commission. The  Department of Justice is also looking into these practices but has  informed KB Home that it is not a target of this investigation.