Policy — Creditlumio

CFTC Sues Arkansas to Assert Federal Control Over Prediction Markets

The CFTC has filed a lawsuit against Arkansas, defending its federal jurisdiction over prediction markets in a significant regulatory dispute.

Four U.S. banking regulators have pushed back the public comment deadline on third-party risk management guidance by one month, to December 16.

PHFA has published its 2027/2028 Qualified Allocation Plan, opening the door for developers to apply for Low-Income Housing Tax Credits.

A federal court froze assets of a debt collection operation accused of pressuring consumers to pay debts they never owed.

The U.S. secured remediation at Alimentos Grole in Mexico after workers were denied collective bargaining rights, lifting a trade suspension.

The largest U.S. single-family rental manager and its private equity owner will pay nearly $50 million to resolve deceptive pricing charges.

Newly unredacted court filings allege Amazon secretly manipulated search ad auctions to hit internal revenue targets, the FTC and 22 states claim.

Germany's Federal Court of Justice found Hamburg's court president unlawfully refused to serve documents in Usmanov's suit against the EU Council.