A Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co. subsidiary agreed to pay a $4 million fine to settle an inquiry from regulators into the social-media and trading activity of its employees, including well-known GameStop investor Keith Gill
Massachusetts regulators had opened inquiry into social-media, trading activity of employees, including Gill, who drove GameStop mania on Reddit
Executives of Robinhood and other companies testified before Congress in mid-February after January’s trading frenzy involving GameStop and other securities raised concerns about the integrity of the U.S. stock market and the rules that govern it. Photo illustration: Ang Li
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