The Securities and Exchange Commission has ordered listed companies to remove the A and B classification of common shares.

After four years of intense battles and XRP price crashes, the Ripple vs. SEC lawsuit ends. Discover what happened in these ...

Ripple secures another key victory as the SEC waives the “Bad Actor” rule, easing private fundraising restrictions.

Fuse Lending, Inc. allegedly maliciously uses the former corporate name of Fuse Financing, Inc. to operate a lending business without 'necessary license' from the Securities and Exchange Commission ...

A US Appeals Court has recognized the SEC and Ripple’s motions to drop their appeals, ending the regulators lawsuit against ...

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission said it ended its case accusing Ripple Labs of selling unregistered securities, ...

Ripple regains key fundraising rights as SEC removes ‘bad actor’ tag, enabling unlimited capital raises from accredited ...

The XRP lawsuit nears its end as Ripple and the SEC agree to withdraw appeals, closing a high-profile crypto case.

The SEC's evolving stance on digital assets — including support for liquid staking and positive comments from Chair Paul ...

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on Friday announced it has directed all listed companies to discontinue the classification of common shares, which was previously imposed to monitor ...

Ripple Labs and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) mutually agreed to drop their appeals in a legal battle ...