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Roblox Case at SEC Concluded in May, Agency Document Shows

Roblox Case at SEC Concluded in May, Agency Document Shows

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The US Securities and Exchange Commission concluded a case involving the online video-game platform Roblox Corp. in May, according to a document seen by Bloomberg News.
The case was opened in October and finished seven months later, according to a May 13 'Case Closing Report.' It was shared with Bloomberg by Joe O'Donnell, chief executive officer of Canary Data, an AI intelligence platform for investors, who said he obtained the report under a Freedom of Information Act request. The document doesn't describe the nature of the investigation or whether it made any determination.
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