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  • October 07, 2026

    SEC Says Climate-Tied Investor Actions May Pose Legal Risk

    The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Wednesday released a report into its investigation of a successful push for eco-friendly board members at ExxonMobil, warning institutional investors and asset managers that joining forces to exert influence over corporations could open them up to additional scrutiny. 

  • October 07, 2026

    Egan-Jones Taps Ex-SEC Examiner To Oversee Ratings

    Egan-Jones Ratings Co. announced Wednesday that it has appointed a former branch chief of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's Office of Credit Ratings as its senior director of ratings, several weeks after the SEC ruled that the firm will not be designated a nationally recognized statistical rating organization for rating bonds or asset-backed securities.

  • October 07, 2026

    Stoel Rives Recruits Wash. Water Rights Atty From K&L Gates

    Stoel Rives LLP has tapped a Pacific Northwest water rights lawyer to join its Seattle office as a partner, deepening the knowledge of the firm's environmental practice group with expertise in regulatory and infrastructure matters in industries ranging from tech to agriculture, the firm said Wednesday.

  • October 07, 2026

    Nonprofit's Ex-President Admits To Falsifying Tax Returns

    A former president of a nonprofit organization serving the Telugu community who falsified tax returns by reclassifying expenditures meant to reimburse donors as legitimate expenses pled guilty to conspiracy to defraud the U.S. government in California federal court.

  • October 07, 2026

    Roblox Says Suicide Suit Must Be Arbitrated Or Dismissed

    Roblox Corp. is asking a Kentucky federal judge to send to arbitration a mother's suit alleging her teenage daughter died by suicide as a result of using the platform, saying both the child and her parents repeatedly agreed to an arbitration clause in its terms of service, and that it is immune from liability for third-party content.

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