Bloomberg Technology | SEC Shakeup Renews Dispute Over Crypto Enforcement

Bloomberg Law's Ben Miller joins Scarlet Fu and Tim Stenovec on "Bloomberg Crypto." The abrupt departure of the SEC’s enforcement chief is stirring speculation about who will serve as its next top cop, adding to scrutiny over plunging enforcement numbers and cases dropped against crypto defendants tied to President Donald Trump. (Source: Bloomberg)

Read more: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/videos/2026-03-31/sec-shakeup-renews-dispute-over-crypto-enforcement-video

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yahoo news | Weave Communications Appoints Edward Robson and Ryan Dubin to Board of Directors

Weave Communications, Inc. (NYSE: WEAV), a vertical SaaS platform that provides AI‑powered patient engagement and payment solutions for small and medium‑sized healthcare practices, announced the appointment of two new independent directors, Ryan Dubin and Edward Robson, to its Board of Directors, effective immediately. The appointments were made in connection with a cooperation agreement with Engine Capital, L.P. and 2717 Partners LP and their affiliates.

Mr. Robson, founder and CIO of 2717 Partners, brings extensive private‑equity and public‑market investing experience, having served on multiple technology company boards. Mr. Dubin, a director at Engine Capital, adds significant investment and corporate advisory expertise, with deep knowledge of corporate strategy, capital allocation, and capital markets. Both will serve as Class III directors; Dubin will sit on the Audit and Finance Committees, while Robson will join the Nominating and Governance and Finance Committees. The Board will also create a new Finance Committee, chaired by David Silverman, to support long‑term shareholder value and will begin a search for a third independent director with executive‑level software operating experience.

CEO Brett White said the agreement positions Weave to build on its recent performance—consistent top‑line growth, expanding margins, and disciplined cash generation—and to drive long‑term value for shareholders. Chairman Stuart Harvey highlighted the directors’ expertise in capital markets, operations, and scaling technology platforms as key to expanding Weave’s market presence. Both Engine Capital and 2717 Partners expressed confidence that the new directors and Finance Committee will enhance execution and value creation, while the cooperation agreement—including standstill, voting, and committee appointment rights—will be filed with the SEC on Form 8‑K.

Read more: https://www.morningstar.com/news/business-wire/20260330316899/weave-communications-appoints-edward-robson-and-ryan-dubin-to-board-of-directors

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qwant news | Don't buy claim BlackRock 'quietly filed' to acquire $22B in single-family homes across 14 states

In March 2026 social‑media users claimed that BlackRock had “quietly filed” to acquire $22 billion worth of single‑family homes—about 47,000 houses—in 14 U.S. states, suggesting the homes would never again be available to ordinary Americans. The rumor circulated on X, Instagram, Reddit, Bluesky, Threads and Facebook, often using a screenshot from an X account that labeled itself as a “Parody account.” BlackRock’s own Fact X account responded that the firm does not buy single‑family homes, and the company’s website repeatedly states it is not a purchaser of individual houses in the United States.

Investigations found no public record of any such filing. Searches of the SEC’s database and BlackRock’s public disclosures turned up no announcement matching the claim’s details, and the firm has directly addressed similar rumors before, clarifying that it invests in mortgage‑backed securities and broader real‑estate strategies, not in buying homes outright. Confusion with Blackstone—an investor that does buy single‑family rentals—and with other firms active in the housing market appears to be a major source of the misinformation.

The false claim gained traction amid genuine policy debate over institutional investors in the housing market. In early 2026 President Donald Trump issued an executive order aimed at limiting Wall Street’s ability to purchase single‑family homes, and a Senate‑passed “21st Century ROAD to Housing Act” sought to bar large investors from buying such houses, though it has not yet become law. While concerns about corporate homebuyers are real, the specific allegation that BlackRock filed to purchase $22 billion in homes across 14 states is unfounded.

Read more: https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/blackrock-single-family-homes/

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Anthropic Eyes $60 Billion IPO as Soon as Q4 2026

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