Hedge funds and private equity firms took a bigger swing in their legal fight with the Securities and Exchange Commission, alleging that the regulator lacked authority to impose a slate of new restrictions in August.
Oil Advances With Broader Markets on Fed Interest-Rate SignalHedge Funds, PE Firms Accuse SEC of ‘Vast Power Grab’ With New RulesEuropean Gas Fluctuates on Uncertainty Over Demand and War RisksWall Street Is on High Alert for Cracks in Treasury-Bill DemandSix Flags Lines Up $3.1 Billion in Financing for Cedar Fair MergerBailey Pushes Back Against UK Market Reaction to BOE DecisionUkraine Recap: Russia’s War Is Now Static, Kyiv Commander SaysClimate Tech Investments Rise to $16.
6 Billion in Third QuarterSaudis In Talks With Pakistan on Reko Diq, Barrick CEO SaysIsrael Latest: Hamas Is Set to Release More Foreigners From GazaLottery-Like Bet on Venezuela Pays Off for Hedge FundsChile Economic Activity Bounces Back as Policymakers Cut Interest RatesStorm Ciarán Batters Homes and Power Systems Across EuropeGreater Toronto home sales drop 5.
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