A government shutdown would force financial regulators like the Securities and Exchange Commission to operate with just 7% of their staff. With market regulators playing a larger role of late overseeing critical financial infrastructure, there's reason to be concerned that a shutdown could pose ris
Sep 29, 2023 at 1:04 pm ET Washington is scrambling to avoid a partial government shutdown that could disrupt benefits and services for you and your family. Stay tuned for the latest updates, as funding is scheduled to expire after midnight on Saturday.
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