SEC Gives Shorts a Wedgie
The SEC is expected to expand limits beyond what was initially targeted, with Michelle Caruso Cabrera, Sue Herera, Dennis Kneale and Bill Griffeth
Lawmakers trade barbs over BofA, Merrill deal
A senior House Democrat said Tuesday the government didn't force Bank of America to take over Merrill Lynch, but Republicans charged that a inquiry was part of a cover-up. Full story
Bear Stearns Hedge Funders Not Guilty
The only people to be brought to trial for their role in the financial downturn so far have been acquitted. Jacob Frenkel, a former SEC attorney, shares his reaction.
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Regulation Revolution
It's a perilous time for hedge funds and private equity firms, Paul Atkins, former SEC commissioner, told CNBC.
Madoff mocks the SEC’s incompetence
Nov. 2: Convicted swindler Bernie Madoff, in a jailhouse interview with investigators, he says he was stunned that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission didn’t catch him. NBC’s Peter Alexander reports.
Madoff Latest
The SEC denies comment on Bernie Madoff's claim that Mary Schapiro was a dear friend, reports CNBC's Scott Cohn.
Galleon's Widening Probe
CNBC's Charlie Gasparino has the details on Silicon Valley executives that are being investigated by the SEC.
SEC Inspector General on Madoff Probe
The SEC inspector general says there is no evidence of a relationship between Bernie Madoff and SEC chair Mary Schapiro.
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