Policy·October 15, 2026 at 9:46 AM EDT·1 source
US Pump-and-Dump Crackdown Aimed Abroad Meets Homegrown Protests
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What happened
- Nasdaq is attempting to delist tiny foreign companies with volatile trading records.
- The effort has drawn criticism that it could also remove legitimate US businesses.
Why it matters
The dispute highlights potential market-structure and listing risks for companies, investors and advisers focused on small-cap equities.
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