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The US Securities and Exchange Commission is preparing to take “responsibility” of the Consolidated Audit Trail, the massive database of trade information used to identify bad actors in US financial markets. On Monday last week, SEC chairman Paul Atkins laid out his plans for the Cat’s future in a letter to Robert Walley, the chair…
LPL Financial said its recruited assets were $25 billion during the second quarter, up 35% from a year ago and about 47% sequentially, as the firm’s recruiters return to their organic recruiting efforts. The firm has recruited $89 billion over the trailing 12-month period, the company reported. LPL is on track to complete the conversion…
The financial sector‘s external debt rose $88.3bn to $2.98tn, a fourth consecutive quarterly increase, and accounted for 59.0 percent of the national total at the end of June. Canada’s net position fell $310.8bn in the first quarter to $1,360.5bn, its lowest level since the third quarter of 2023 and down from $1,825.0bn at the end…
Key Takeaways Emil Barr built his first company, a social media agency called Step Up Social, from his college dorm room. He made his first $1 million 14 months after launching the company. Barr has since started another venture, Flashpass, which targets AI-driven job displacement. It took Emil Barr just 14 months of work to…
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. After more than a decade of bootstrapped growth, Oxylabs is taking outside capital for the first time as the rapid development of AI agents accelerates the growing demand for the web data infrastructure the company has spent years building. The Lithuania-founded technology company has received a $130…
Today’s corporate talent faces a quiet but meaningful disruption. Many of the pathways for professionals to build their skills and capabilities are disappearing. Not because companies are investing less in training, but because the work itself is rapidly changing. The early tasks that once allowed people to “learn by doing” are being reshaped or removed…