Philadelphia Business Journal US Congress moves to roll back bank rulesPhiladelphia Business Journal“It is nearly 10 years to the day since we first learnt that the big banks were crashing the American economy,” Ms Warren told reporters. “Instead of learning from the lessons of the 2008 crash, Congress is getting ready to pass the biggest financial … us congress – Google News
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Read More...Business Insider Trump's approval rating for first year was worst among US …Business InsiderPresident Donald Trump's job approval rating averaged 38.4% in his first year. His rating is the lowest since Bill Clinton's 49.3% in 1993-94.and more » us president – Google News
Read More...Europe up, Asian shares mixed with US politics in focusFox BusinessU.S. WATCH: U.S. politics took central stage for Asian investors at the week's start. On early Saturday, Republicans rammed a nearly $ 1.5 trillion tax overhaul through the Senate, a sweeping revamp of the nation's tax code that would cut individual …and more » us politics – Google News
Read More...Vanderbilt University News The unexpected way international business influences U.S. politics …Vanderbilt University NewsU.S. corporations in different industries tend to donate to the same political candidates when their board members serve on the boards of international companies, too. portrait Josh Murray (Vanderbilt University). Despite a significant decline in the …and more » us politics – Google News
Read More...Washington Post Pro-trade US Republicans get nervous that NAFTA talks could failBusiness InsiderMEXICO CITY, Nov 17 (Reuters) – Pro-trade Republicans in the U.S. Congress are growing worried that U.S. President Donald Trump may try to quit the NAFTA free trade deal entirely rather than negotiate a compromise that preserves its core benefits.Free trade is becoming more popular — especially among RepublicansWashington Post all 383 news articles » us republicans – Google News
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