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Federal investigators are looking into allegations that Gabriel Perez, Donald Trump's long-time teleprompter operator, used non-public information to place bets on Kalshi's prediction markets. The case highlights the vulnerability of prediction markets to information asymmetry when participants have access to privileged, real-time data.
A U.S. federal judge denied Elon Musk's request to overturn a jury verdict finding that he defrauded investors by attempting to manipulate Twitter's stock price after his acquisition agreement. The court ruled that 'regret' is not a valid legal defense for fraudulent behavior.
More than 30 U.S. states have formally requested that a federal judge order the breakup of Live Nation-Ticketmaster. This follows a jury verdict declaring the company an illegal monopolist, with proposed remedies including the sale of assets and restrictions on service bundling.
The CSRC and SFC have announced new measures to deepen cooperation in listing, financing, and index development. These initiatives aim to enhance the international influence of Chinese assets.
The Korea Exchange has triggered a circuit breaker for programmatic selling, effectively pausing automated sell orders in the KOSDAQ market.
The pharmaceutical sales industry in China is undergoing a massive contraction due to strict new regulations, anti-corruption crackdowns, and centralized procurement policies. An estimated 400,000 pharmaceutical representatives are expected to exit the industry as the traditional 'relationship-based' sales model becomes unsustainable.
The article analyzes how high-frequency quantitative trading amplifies market volatility and proposes a dynamic 'individual stock pause' mechanism to curb irrational price swings. It draws parallels to South Korea's Sidecar mechanism to suggest a more stable, fair market ecosystem.
The article analyzes why Chinese A-share markets maintain strict trading limits like T+1 and 10% price caps, citing the dominance of retail investors and the risk of market volatility. It highlights that regulatory reforms prioritize stability and risk control over rapid liberalization.
The State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR) has unconditionally approved the equity acquisition involving Changan Auto and JMC Group. This regulatory clearance facilitates the consolidation of assets within the automotive sector.
The Shenzhen Stock Exchange (SZSE) reported taking regulatory measures against 293 instances of abnormal trading between May 11 and May 15, 2026. The cases involved market manipulation tactics like intra-day price ramping and false declarations.