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Judge to Review Musk, SEC Settlement Deal in Twitter Stake Case

A federal judge is asking for more information about a proposed settlement between Elon Musk and the US Securities and Exchange Commission, after the billionaire agreed to pay $1.5 million to end a lawsuit alleging he waited too long to disclose his growing stake in Twitter.

By Megan Howard and Nicola M White

Whistleblower Who Reported Internally Loses Bid for SEC Award

A woman who filed an internal complaint with her company alleging misconduct isn’t entitled to an SEC award because she didn’t report the information directly to the commission, a federal appeals court ruled Friday.

Treasury Plans Burst of Guidance on Big Beautiful Bill Features

The Treasury Department is “working diligently to get guidance out” on various provisions of the Republican tax-and-spending bill that was enacted last year, an agency official said at a tax law conference Friday.

Fed Sees Private Credit Redemptions as ‘Manageable’ Risks

The Federal Reserve said stability risks from further private credit redemption requests appear “limited and manageable,” after some of the biggest names in the market blocked investors from getting money out of their funds in recent months.

Fannie, Freddie’s Latest Bull Says Traders Underpricing IPO Odds

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac investors are underestimating the chances of a public market re-entry from the mortgage giants after a lull in chatter around the names, according to Mizuho’s Dan Dolev.

Health Firms Odyssey, Mobia Fall After $454 Million IPO Haul

A pair of healthcare companies ended their trading debuts lower after raising a combined $454 million in their initial public offerings.

Dunkin’ Owner Inspire Brands Files Confidentially for US IPO

Inspire Brands Inc., the owner of fast-food chains Dunkin’, Arby’s and Jimmy John’s, filed confidentially for a US initial public offering.

Musk, Altman Management Styles Under Fire at OpenAI Trial

Elon Musk and Sam Altman both took a beating over their leadership styles in court testimony this week as a jury waded further into their OpenAI feud.

AI Chipmaker Cerebras Is Said to Plan Raising IPO Price Range

Cerebras Systems Inc. is set to increase the price range of its initial public offering as soon as Monday, according to people familiar with the matter, as demand for the artificial intelligence chipmaker’s shares continues to build.

QVC Shareholders Claim Firm Giving Away Their Value to Creditors

Shareholders of bankrupt television shopping network QVC have accused the company of wrongly trying to give away hundreds of millions dollars worth of assets to other stakeholders as part of a proposal to cut debt and end the company’s insolvency case.