The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission agreed to settle fraud claims against two men accused of profiting from an embarrassing episode for the regulator: the hacking of its Edgar database of corporate filings. David Kwon, Igor Sabodakha and seven other defendants participated in a 2016 scheme that involved extracting files containing companies’ financial results from Edgar and making trades before the information was released publicly, the agency said in a Thursday statement. Kwon, a Californian, and Sabodakha, a Ukrainian, were part of an international group that reaped more than $4.1 million from illicit ... (full story)