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Unless, you know, he and the less-the-esteemed gentleman from North Carolina did, you know, insider-trade.

The Securities and Exchange Commission, on the other hand….

The Justice Department is going holistic on wrongdoers.

Relieving the DeVos family and Rupert Murdoch of a combined $225 million may not do much to balance the scales, but it’s something.

Penny-stock pump-and-dumps on popular social media platform? Who could have foreseen such a thing!

Will they stick? Probably not!

Swamp, meet SPAC.

All it took was changing everything about itself, an 80% valuation haircut and Shaq.

Gary Gensler needs no damning report to get regulating.

Neither is getting the tax hikes they want.

Not too busy, anyway, to not trade shares in between chats with Steve Mnuchin.

If companies can’t do math properly, the SEC will do it for them.

And as the SEC’s enforcement chief with say-so over settlements, as it happens, he does.

Another of the SoftBank chief’s unicorns looks a bit like roadkill.

Eric Rosengren and Robert Kaplan may be gone, but Elizabeth Warren will have Richard Clarida to kick around. Until January, anyway.

Actually, it won’t even be that hard.

Nay, Prince of Impact. King!

Torturing Charlie Ergen for fun and profit.

Oh, they don’t and were just (allegedly) ripping off their health insurance plan? Got it.

Funnily, it seems COO Samir Rao’s method acting didn’t come up.

If you thought lockdown was the perfect time to buckle down, uh, it apparently wasn’t.

Oh, the law says it. Huh.

There was at least one thing you allegedly couldn’t do during the madness.

Not to the folks at Goldman Sachs Asset Management.

And she doesn’t like cryptos any better than him.

Should they not have done that? I tell you, big tech’s gotta plead ignorance on this thing.

The social-media giant is apparently as susceptible to bullying as its users.

At last, the real criminal: MassMutual.

This has all the ingredients of a happy ending, no?

We’re sure all Gary Gensler needs to stop worry and love payment for order flow is time.

If workers can do what is required of them in less than 40 hours per week, then they shouldn’t have to pretend that it’s taking them 40 hours per week just to keep their health insurance.

While her case proved unsuccessful, she has graciously offered to discuss her experiences and frustrations with the litigation process.

Oh, sorry, from Netflix. It’s coming from it.

By investing about $80 billion in the IRS over the next 10 years, the Biden administration calculates that it can recover an additional $700 billion in taxes owed by the wealthy and corporations.