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10 hours ago ago from Malaysia Bursa
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9 hours ago ago from Tip News
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7 hours ago ago from Barron's Online
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Congress is moving rapidly toward new financial-services regulation, focused on limiting the sort of "systemic risk" said to have helped bring on the current recession. But we are also in a period where there is great concern about the limited availability of credit to fund companies whose growth could bring down the country's persistent high unemployment. Any new regulation of the financial industry must distinguish between firms engaged ...
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