American investors have come to expect and rely on frequent disclosures from public companies, but some critics say it hinders long-term thinking and innovation.

The Securities and Exchange Commission currently requires public companies to report earnings quarterly, but the president wants to move to twice-yearly reporting.

Two Republican senators unveiled a proposal that would change how most cryptocurrencies are regulated — and more importantly, by whom.

The Trump administration is focused on testing Humphrey’s Executor, a 90-year-old legal precedent that requires cause for firing independent agency appointees.

Opponents of the proposed DEI rule said it amounted to a public shaming of companies. They also faulted the SEC’s approval of the measure.

Some companies with ongoing legal and regulatory disputes with federal agencies have an incentive to wait for the new, likely more business-friendly, administration to come into power.

Stocks are currently priced in increments of one cent. But changing that could lower transaction costs for consumers.

The ruling could minimize federal agencies’ power to make and enforce policy.

Trades must be finalized by the end of the following business day to minimize failures in volatile markets.

It could soon be easier to buy and sell ether, a cousin of bitcoin, via traditional market mechanisms.