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Provision would allow entrepreneurs and small businesses to raise funds from the general public.

Under the JOBS Act, small companies can now sell shares to accredited investors. Here's how to do it.

More specifically, the regulator is examining how private equity firms report a key metric of their past performance when they market new funds to investors.

If the government loosened up restrictions, more money could be freely distributed to entrepreneurs and small businesses.

The government is sitting on a proposed bill that will open up new sources of financing for entrepreneurs everywhere.

Two years after President Obama signed the act into law, we lay out the good and the bad.

Regulators argue that the income requirements for accredited investors -- which were set in 1982 -- are in desperate need of an adjustment. Entrepreneurs and investors, meanwhile, don't want to see access to capital limited.

Provision of JOBS Act could change how businesses raise capital. But it faces regulations that could make it useless.

The SEC is considering higher financial thresholds for accredited investors. That might not limit angel financing as much as feared.

Charif Souki of Cheniere Energy, a Houston-based enterprise hoping to one day capitalize on the fracking boom, raked in a whopping $142 million last year.

As the SEC works on final regulations for equity-based crowdfunding, one of the pervasive fears has been that non-professional investors will be swindled by fraudsters. But is there really reason to worry?

Investors have shown the most interest in dumping their dollars into real-estate deals since the SEC's historic lifting of the general solicitation ban.

Online file-storage service Box has finally filed to go public. Here's what we know.

Legal compliance company CrowdCheck has a new service allowing entrepreneurs to protect themselves as they get ready to fundraise.

If the SEC allows Regulation A+ to pass without the requirement of state compliance, entrepreneurs could raise up to $50 million.

On the last day of the public comment period over the proposed equity crowdfunding rules, a slew of stakeholders wrote into the SEC on the topic of liability in the case of fraud.

The JOBS Act and the proposed SEC rules really has nothing to do with the popular funding site. So what exactly is it?

The Securities and Exchange Commission released provisional rules to regulate equity crowdfunding on Oct. 23. The comment period officially ends on Feb. 3, but there is no end in sight to the debate.

Michigan is the latest in a series of states to make moves to pass intrastate equity crowdfunding legislation.

More than a year after President Obama signed the JOBS Act into law, the Commission released rules for regulating equity crowdfunding. Here's what you need to know.

The SEC contends that the 'Shark Tank' star avoided a monetary loss on stock thanks to an insider tip.