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  Will CTFC Fees Slow Down the 'Cheetahs?'

Should Social Media Be Regulated?

  A hacked tweet on the Associated Press' account roiled the markets. CNBC's Eamon Javers reports the CFTC is taking up the issues of whether social media should be regulated today. Dennis Berman, WSJ, weighs in.

Senator urges tough cross-border bank rules for swaps trading

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A top lawmaker urged regulators to tighten the rules for swaps trading at foreign offices of U.S. banks, stepping into a simmering global conflict over how to supervise the $650 trillion derivatives market. Full story

Bloomberg sues CFTC over cleared swaps margin rule

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Data vendor Bloomberg L.P. filed a lawsuit on Tuesday against the top derivatives regulator to fight a new rule that would make the trading of swaps more expensive and hurt its business. Full story

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U.S. judge issues order to block precious metals trader Hunter Wise

Global watchdogs to hear from public on financial benchmarks fix

U.S. regulators square off on who can sanction trader

Mizuho settles U.S. charges over fund deficiencies

Europe, Asia banks join U.S. in swap dealer line-up

U.S. gives foreign banks more time on swap rules

Bumpy final stretch in U.S. watchdog swaps overhaul

Speed traders make money off small investors: U.S. study

Regulators pledge to avoid cross-border clashes over derivatives

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  CFTC is Shelving Enforcement Actions Due to Spending Cuts

Gary Gensler, Chairman of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, explains what enforcement actions the CFTC has put on the shelf because of cuts.