Justin Jennings Settles SEC Insider Trading Charges Over $2.7 Million in Illegal Profits

Justin Jennings has settled SEC insider trading charges related to illicit profits exceeding $2.7 million, according to SEC Litigation Release 26570. The case involved trading ...
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Why Return-to-Office Mandates Are Losing the Retention War

Return-to-office mandates are colliding with a workforce that has already voted with its feet. Hybrid workers now treat flexibility as a baseline, not a perk, ...
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Craig Allen Charged in $16 Million Nebraska Casino Investment Fraud Scheme

Craig Allen faces federal charges in a Nebraska casino investment scheme that allegedly defrauded dozens of investors out of more than $16 million in total ...
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John Sterling Myers Charged in $3.6 Million Sterling Capital Investment Fraud, SEC Says 28 Investors Lost Funds

John Sterling Myers, the operator of Sterling Capital, faces federal civil charges in connection with an alleged $3.6 million pooled investment fraud. The Securities and ...
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The Leadership Style That Retains Top Talent (And the Data Behind It)

52% of employees who leave their jobs cite their manager as the primary reason. Yet most organizations still promote leaders for technical skill rather than ...
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Casey Muggleston Charged With Insider Trading Over Constellation Energy Project, SEC Alleges $1.48 Million in Illegal Profits

Casey Muggleston, a former employee at Constellation Energy, faces civil insider trading charges from the Securities and Exchange Commission. The SEC alleges he traded on ...
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