The Securities and Exchange Commission is investigating TheStreet.com for how it recorded revenues from a subsidiary, according to a Reuters story.
“The probe relates to how revenue was recorded at an online promotions subsidiary called Promotions.com, which TheStreet.com sold in December.
“A spokesman for TheStreet.com declined to comment.”
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