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Congress is considering pre-disclosing their stock trades. Some see a distraction from the need for a ban.
A formal debate over lawmaker stock trading recently got underway on Capitol Hill and injected a new term into the now years-long debate: pre-disclosure. As lawmakers outlined it, pre-disclosure of ...
Why is Christian Science in our name? Our name is about honesty. The Monitor is owned by The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and we’ve always been transparent about that. The church publishes the ...
Members of Congress, the president and other top federal officials should be banned from trading stocks while in office, former Gov. Roy Cooper said Tuesday. And if elected to the U.S. Senate next ...
Autopilot, an application that monitors the stock trades of prominent individuals, has secured $8 million in funding to broaden its operations. The app, which was motivated by the trading acumen of ...
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Analysts weigh impact of stock exchange’s one-share trading rule
THE Philippine Stock Exchange’s (PSE) proposal to adopt a one-share board lot and revise run-off and trading-at-last rules could broaden retail participation, though analysts warn the changes may also ...
Autopilot, an application that monitors the stock trades of prominent individuals, has secured $8 million in funding to broaden its operations. The app, which was motivated by the trading acumen of ...
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