CFTC to Draft Rules on Compute Derivatives Contracts
The CFTC drafts new rules on compute derivatives contracts to establish standards for trading this AI-powered commodity. Read the latest update on derivatives o
US manufacturing grows steadily led by business equipment
US manufacturing expands steadily in July, led by business equipment and computers. Explore the latest economic growth trends and industrial production data.
SEC to cease all no-action request responses
The SEC no-action policy ends as the agency will cease all no-action request responses, forcing companies to file proper notice under Rule 14a-8.
Trump Media CFO sells shares after losses
Trump Media & Technology Group's CFO sells shares after company reports significant losses due to cryptocurrency prices.
Retail sales drop amid inflation worries
Retail sales fell 0.6% amid inflation worries, eroding consumer buying power with lower sales at gas stations and auto dealers.
DC Mayor Signs New Licensing Legislation
DC Mayor Muriel Bowser signs new licensing legislation establishing an alternative path to becoming a CPA. Here's what the new law means for the District.
AI surge fuels rise in lawsuits
AI-related lawsuits in securities courts surged 30% in 2026, driving a rise in federal filings and reshaping legal risks for businesses.
How Court Rulings Impact Trade Secret Misappropriation Cases
Learn how court rulings impact trade secret misappropriation cases and protect confidential information effectively.
Chicago Mayor appoints veteran Fitch official as CFO
Chicago appoints Ashlee Gabrysch as new finance chief, bringing Fitch Ratings experience to City Hall.
One in four firms delay AI projects due to cost
One in four firms delay AI projects due to cost. Explore how unexpected expenses impact business decisions and board-level escalations.