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President Trump's executive order targets foreign proxy advisory firms, aiming to safeguard retirement savings from political ...

Trump Media plans to merge with a company developing nuclear fusion technology, putting the president’s financial interests ...

A new White House order under the Trump administration seeks to limit the influence of proxy advisory firms, a move seen as shifting power back to CEOs. The order calls for increased oversight of ...

The CLARITY Act, which will define crypto commodities from securities and outline how the SEC and CFTC regulate the crypto ...

Crypto.com ramped up spending to a lobbyist close to Trump and donated $11 million to political committees tied to the ...

Crypto-friendly Mike Selig and Travis Hill will lead key financial regulators CFTC and FDIC after Senate confirmation ...

Independent federal agencies that have traditionally operated free from direct presidential control face a major challenge ...

The social media company's $6B merger with a nuclear fusion developer may bring new investment in the technology, but any construction is still a ways off.

TMTG announced a $6bn merger with fusion energy firm TAE Technologies, a firm that recently received funding from the Department of Energy.

Why would the Trump administration choose to set aside consequences from criminals whose actions threaten the stability of the broader American economy?