Jane Street allegedly manipulated indices by using ‘pump-dump’ tactics and expiry day trades to profit from options trading.

TV personality Dr. Phil's Merit Street Media accused Trinity Broadcasting of reneging on its obligations in a lawsuit filed simultaneously with a bankruptcy filing.

SEBI bars Jane Street from India's securities market for making "unlawful gains", impounds ₹4,841 crore, taking strictest action ever.

Jane Street Capital Banned in India LIVE updates: How will Jane Street ban impact Indian markets. Find out what investirs need to watch out for.

Merit Street Media, the TV operation founded by Phil McGraw, has filed for bankruptcy and has sued its distribution partner, Trinity Broadcasting.

Merit Street Media, the multiplatform network owned by former daytime talk show host Dr. Phil McGraw, has filed for bankruptcy less than two years after its launch.

India Business News: Indian market regulator SEBI has barred Jane Street from domestic markets, demanding the surrender of ₹4,843.57 crore in unlawful profits. The firm is ...

India has barred one of the world's largest quant trading firms, Jane Street, from accessing its securities market after an investigation found it made "unlawful gains", taking the most stringent ...

The audience at the Bruce Springsteen July 3 show at the San Siro Stadium in Milan had a message for the Boss and the E Street Band.

Dr. Phil's Merit Street JV Media filed for Chapter 11 and sued business partner Trinity Broadcasting for breach of contract.

According to Sebi, Jane Street used to heavily buy Bank Nifty futures as well in the cash segment and sell Bank Nifty options in big numbers -- all in the morning of expiry days. After noon ...

Wall Street Worries as Crisis-Level Deficits Become the Government’s Default Mode New legislation could push federal debt into dangerous territory—without an emergency requiring it Share Resize ...