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According to sources familiar with the matter, the SEC is taking a closer look at the Musk brothers' trades made ahead of the infamous Twitter poll.

Citron Research's Andrew Left has had his computers seized by the FBI as a broad government investigation of short sellers continues a year after GameStop shook markets.

Many of Haugen's complaints against Facebook contrast its front-facing claims of effort against toxic misinformation.

Citadel Securities and Robinhood have been hammered by accusations of collusion from every corner of the Internet in the past week. Robinhood has issued a statement calling these claims an attempt to create a false narrative.

This company is tweeting more than Elon Musk these days. Another day, another hashtag, and another denial of wrongdoing from the market maker.

In case anyone thought Citadel Securities wasn't hated enough by most meme stock investors on Reddit and Twitter, founder Ken Griffin just couldn't help but double down on insulting the angry mob.

Citadel Securities is r/WallStreetBets most-hated companies on Earth, and things got pretty heated today on social media before the company issued a response on Twitter.

The Securities and Exchange Commission of the United States of America has charged two people for engaging in a fraudulent scheme.

The ongoing Activision Blizzard drama keeps ramping up and appears to be headed for further investigation and litigation.

Gensler's report could have implications on retail trade and hedge funds, which were at the center of the GameStop short squeeze.