SEC Filing News
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Hedge funds using debt-trading strategies honed on Wall Street are expanding at a record pace as they profit from risks big banks are no longer taking.
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CPI Corp., a family portrait- photography company, filed for bankruptcy to liquidate its assets after shutting down U.S. operations.
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Twitter Inc. plans to bolster security on its site after the account of the Associated Press news service was hacked and an erroneous post triggered a stock- market decline, according to a person familiar with the matter.
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Twitter Inc. plans to bolster security on its site after the account of the Associated Press news service was hacked and an erroneous post triggered a stock- market decline, according to a person familiar with the matter.
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Four of the five highest-paid employees at Standard & Poor’s 500 companies aren’t chief executive officers. They’re Apple Inc. senior lieutenants receiving compensation packages designed to keep management intact in an increasingly competitive industry.
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Boeing Co. is adding to the duties of independent lead director, Ken Duberstein, as it seeks to head off a proposal to split the roles of chief executive officer and chairman that investors will vote on in two weeks.
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Scott London, the former KPMG LLP partner who led the firm’s audit practice in Los Angeles and was charged with passing inside tips to a friend, will plead guilty, his lawyer said.
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Barclays Plc, JPMorgan Chase & Co. and other banks will be exempt from Dodd-Frank Act swap market rules when trading between their own affiliates under a measure completed by the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission.
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Ex-KPMG LLP partner Scott London, who led the firm’s audit practice in Los Angeles, was charged with passing inside tips about Herbalife Ltd. and Skechers USA Inc. in exchange for cash, jewelry and concert tickets.
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U.S. companies will now be able to post their earnings on Twitter or update their status on Facebook as long as investors have been told in advance where to look.
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