Congressional Insider Trading Ban Passes Senate
A bill to bar members of Congress from trading stocks based on nonpublic political information has moved a step closer to becoming law.

Senate Votes to Tighten Ban on Insider Trading
The Senate voted to bar members of Congress, their staff and most executive branch employees from trading stocks, commodities or futures based on non-public information they learn on the job.

Stocks Holding On To Strong Gains In Mid-Afternoon Trading - U.S. Commentary
Stocks Holding On To Strong Gains In Mid-Afternoon Trading - U.S. Commentary

Stocks Seeing Considerable Strength In Late Morning Trading - U.S. Commentary
Stocks Seeing Considerable Strength In Late Morning Trading - U.S. Commentary

Senate Votes to Tighten Ban on Insider Trading by U.S. Lawmakers
The Senate voted to bar members of Congress, their staff and most executive branch employees from trading stocks, commodities or futures based on non-public information they learn on the job.

US stocks flat after mixed economic data
A whole day of trading, and stocks barely budged.The Dow Jones industrial average traded in a narrow range all day, between a gain of 25 points and a loss of 40. It closed down 11 points at 12,705. That's ...

Senate passes insider trading bill
Washington (CNN) -- A bill that clarifies the illegality of insider trading of stocks and other securities by members of Congress and their staff members won approval Thursday from the U.S. Senate.

Michael Sincere's Rookie Trader: 10 ways to trade penny stocks
The allure of penny stocks is simple: They don’t cost much money and promise big profits. But trading penny stocks is also a good way to lose money, writes Michael Sincere. Here are 10 ways to trade smartly.

STOCK Act passes in the Senate
Senate advances legislation to bar lawmakers from trading stocks based on nonpublic information; still must pass House

US Senate Passes Insider Trading Ban Bill
Washington: The United States Senate has passed a bill that would ban lawmakers from trading stocks based on the information they acquire while performing their Congressional duties.