Additional changes to prevent another "flash crash" are on the way, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission said Monday. Among other things, the commission may tinker with the circuit breakers it set up to automatically halt trading if a stock falls 10% in five minutes.
Generic drugmaker Mylan is reportedly being probed by the Securities and Exchange Commission on whether it shared confidential information about its third-quarter earnings with a few select investors before making it public.
Aiming to avoid another "flash crash," federal regulators on Thursday approved new "circuit breaker" rules that would briefly halt trading of some stocks that make big, rapid swings in value.