As the regulatory landscape continues to evolve, public company officers and directors must stay abreast of the enforcement priorities ...

In September 2024, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) adopted new rules relating to access to, and management of, EDGAR ...

With government keen on regulating works in sports academies, Edgars Youth Football Academy are happy to abide and continue growing strong. Academies now have to apply to National Council of ...

Nearby, the police found Matthew Edgar lying unharmed in a fetal position behind the car. When questioned, he claimed to have no memory of the events or how he ended up there. CBS’s episode of ’48 ...

The selection committee is really going to have its hands full if the trend of dominance from the SEC and Big Ten continues. Each league has a double-digit number of teams (Big Ten with 13 ...

Was SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey trying to help Notre Dame when he requested that the Orange Bowl and Cotton Bowl games be flipped? The Fighting Irish are slated to take on the Penn State Nittany ...

The signs are everywhere, the undeniable has arrived. The boogeyman is dead. Georgia, the SEC, and everything that goes with it. After Georgia’s final and inevitable unraveling Thursday in a ...

NEW ORLEANS, La. — In the waning moments of the Sugar Bowl, SEC commissioner Greg Sankey walked off the field wearing a serious expression. Glum, some might say. Fully aware the takes and ...

The Commissioner of the conference that “just means more” took to SEC Network on Thursday to express his interest in potentially flipping the Cotton Bowl and Orange Bowl games. The Cotton Bowl is ...

Amid the first-ever 12-team College Football Playoff, SEC commissioner Greg Sankey is ready to see a change to the format. Per The Athletic's Seth Emerson, Sankey said he is "absolutely ...

NEW ORLEANS, La. — SEC commissioner Greg Sankey, one of the architects of the current College Football Playoff format, is “absolutely” interested in tweaking the format for the 2025 season ...

Paul Bilzerian has been on the run from the Securities and Exchange Commission for so long that he now owes the agency $180 million with interest—almost three times what a court initially ...