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Several business groups sue the SEC to block new rules requiring public companies to disclose more details about stock buybacks.
The rules will require registrants to describe processes for identifying and managing material risks from cybersecurity threats.
SEC settles charges against Stanley Black & Decker for failing to disclose perks it provided certain executives, but imposes no money penalty.
We explain the new rule and why it hasn’t met with universal approval.