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- Sep 17, 2026
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SEC moves to scrap rules on shareholder proxy proposals (opens the original)
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Rules governing how shareholders in publicly-traded companies can bring corporate proposals would be scrapped under a new measure issued by the Securities and Exchange Commission. The proposal, which would overturn decades of corporate governance practices, was released by the regulator Wednesday. The agency is also proposing to overhaul the proxy solicitation process by eliminating the so-called glossy report, that is separate from both the proxy statement and annual 10-K reports that are filed
SEC weighs direct funding of Consolidated Audit Trail (opens the original)
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The Securities and Exchange Commission is considering taking direct control of a controversial database that tracks trades across U.S. equities and options markets after Citadel Securities won a lawsuit challenging its funding last year. The agency is exploring ways to directly fund the so-called Consolidated Audit Trail, rather than having it be funded by exchanges, who often pass the cost on to brokers. It is also looking at ways to directly administer the database rather than the current, ext
Trump may net tax windfall in crypto bill divestiture plan (opens the original)
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The bipartisan ethics proposal senators have pitched to President Donald Trump to get landmark crypto legislation over the line in Congress could trigger a significant tax benefit for the president: the ability to defer capital gains levies on his crypto holdings. The ethics addendum to the crypto bill, which has yet to be released publicly and is still being negotiated between the White House and lawmakers, includes a provision requiring the president to divest from crypto-related businesses, a
Prediction Market Bets on Wildfires Draw Scrutiny From Senators (opens the original)
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A group of Democratic senators urged the Commodity Futures Trading Commission to rein in prediction market trading on wildfires, expressing concern that individuals could be tempted to commit arson to make their bets pay off. “As the United States faces yet another record-breaking fire season this year” the CFTC “cannot allow these prediction markets to offer unrestricted betting on wildfires,” Senator Jeff Merkley and others wrote in a letter to Chairman Michael Selig. The eight other signatori
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