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Many banks are lagging far behind where they should be in switching from the Libor benchmark to the Secured Overnight Financing Rate. -
In US antidumping cases, the Commerce Department believes it has discretion to significantly increase import duties on dumped products. -
Facebook's digital advertising is under scrutiny, with both US antitrust regulators investigating the company's conduct in the online ad market. -
An advocate for US student-loan borrowers expressed concern that many will be “left holding the bag” for costs assumed by banks and asset managers. -
The Trump administration will investigate the national security impact of foreign-sourced materials used to make electrical transformers. -
The most damaging cyberattack ever in 2017, caused a $15 billion loss to customers of companies directly hit, a federal study said. -
US hedge funds’ participation in shadow banking remains risky even after the Federal Reserve’s rescue of these markets. -
US Federal Reserve should make all banks suspend common dividends and share repurchases -
Companies providing in-home health care services are facing antitrust scrutiny from criminal prosecutors at the US Department of Justice. -
Coronavirus infections are mounting, and so are threats to Americans’ privacy. FTC member Christine Wilson is on a mission to decry the latter.