A Securities and Exchange Commission administrative document dated August 14, 2026 names the firm and the individual as respondents; the substance of the proceeding is not set out in the record available.
The civil complaint is at the charging stage in federal district court. No court has ruled on the allegations, the matter remains unresolved, and no response from the defendants appears in the available record.
The commission's complaint asks a federal district court for disgorgement with prejudgment interest and civil penalties. The case is at the charging stage and undecided: no court has ruled on the allegations and no monetary relief has been ordered.
A civil complaint filed in federal district court alleges hidden markups on pre-IPO shares sold to more than 800 mostly retail investors. The case is only at the charging stage: nothing has been decided, and the allegations remain unproven.
A civil complaint filed in federal district court accuses three Toms River residents of roles in a scheme the agency says targeted Orthodox Jewish communities in New Jersey and New York. The case is unresolved; no court has ruled on the claims.
Payments stem from a December 2024 lawsuit by the FTC and the Illinois Attorney General; accounts of the settlement's total size differ.
The food delivery company agreed to change its practices around driver earnings claims, account restrictions and restaurant listings, and payments are now being distributed.
TechCrunch reports the Federal Trade Commission is distributing the money to Grubhub drivers and customers under the settlement of a suit filed in December 2024.
Payments to 640,038 consumers stem from a December 2024 lawsuit by the FTC and the Illinois Attorney General over driver-earnings claims, account restrictions and restaurant listings.
Adit Ventures Management, its founder and three partners consented to a court order including disgorgement and a civil penalty, without admitting the SEC's allegations, Yahoo Finance reported.
The firm consented to a court order including disgorgement and a civil penalty, which now awaits approval by a federal judge.
The investment adviser, its founder and three partners agreed to a resolution that includes disgorgement and a civil penalty, subject to a federal judge's approval.
The investment adviser, its founder and three partners consented to a settlement, without admitting the allegations, in a case involving pre-IPO shares of companies including Klarna and SpaceX, according to Yahoo Finance.
The consumer watchdog has instituted administrative action over alleged price display and consumer rights breaches. The matter is at the notice stage only: no determination has been recorded and the allegations remain untested.
The Competition and Consumer Protection Commission says the notices followed in-store and online inspections across six counties.
A Federal Register rule published August 4, 2026 moves the end date from December 31, 2026 and adds a flight attendant training mandate from the accessible lavatory rule.
A Federal Register notice published August 3, 2026 says the agency acted in response to a public request, with comments closing September 30, 2026.
A Federal Register notice published August 3, 2026 says the mine safety agency is reopening the rulemaking record on a proposed rule issued in July 2025.
A final rule published in the Federal Register on August 3, 2026 makes the Office of Personnel Management the adjudicative agency for reduction-in-force appeals, effective September 2, 2026.