US Supreme Court to Hear Nvidia Bid to Avoid Securities Fraud Suit
The Supreme Court in prior rulings has limited the authority of the Securities and Exchange Commission, the federal agency that polices securities fraud. Its rulings in the Facebook and Nvidia cases - expected by the end of June - now could make it tougher for private litigants to hold companies liable for such conduct.
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