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BF Borgers agreed to pay a $14 million fine after admitting it had falsely claimed filings for hundreds of companies met accounting standards.

U.S. stocks were rising on Monday, kicking off what promises to be a relatively quiet week for economic data. History says weeks with a quiet macroeconomic calendar have seen better-than-average returns for the stock market, according to BofA Global Research.

The videogame retailer and original meme stock ended Friday’s session up 29.1%.

Citi analyst Ben Gerlinger sees bank stock as “attractive” for significant gains over the summer.

U.S. consumers expect mortgage rates to rise to near double digits over the next three years, according to a new survey by the New York Federal Reserve.

The company said the “Wells Notice” states that the SEC Staff decided to recommend the SEC file “an enforcement action” against Robinhood, alleging securities violations.

Shares of EyePoint Pharmaceuticals dropped nearly 30% premarket on Monday after the company said its experimental eye disease treatment failed to meet a clinical trial’s main goal.

Ever since the former president’s media company began blaming Truth Social’s stock woes on naked short selling, its share price has more than doubled.

Canada Pension Plan Investment Board and Global Infrastructure Partners team up to pay $67 a share.

Treasury yields declined toward their lowest levels in nearly a month on Monday as hopes for multiple Federal Reserve interest-rate cuts later this year helped boost demand for bonds.

Chief Executive and Founder Thomas Shannon said the quarter started slowly due to weather.

TD Bank’s transgressions don’t appear to be as extensive as those of HSBC a decade ago, one analyst says.