SEC takes aim at abusive short sales again
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - New rules governing the conduct of people who profit from stock declines were issued by the U.S. Securities and Exchange on Wednesday as shares of major financial institutions plummeted on fears of a global credit crunch.
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