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AP - House and Senate negotiators struggled to meet a self-imposed Thursday deadline to wrap up a massive financial regulation bill, with two major sticking points standing in the way of completing legislation that has been one year in the making.
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- Obama’s Impossibly Complex Win
"The Senate passed a historic finance reform bill on Thursday night, fulfilling a major goal of the administration. But, Eric Alterman writes, the..."- FACTSHEET: Financial regulation explained
"Are you a Wall Street banker, a captain of industry, a financier? If not, then maybe you've thought once or twice about buying a credit default swap..."- Dodd to offer his own financial regulation bill
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"AP - WASHINGTON AP) — Senate Banking Committee Chairman Christopher Dodd plans to offer his own version of a financial regulation bill as..."- Senate backs plan attacking “too big to fail”
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"Reuters - The Senate made progress on a financial regulation reform bill on Wednesday, approving two amendments aimed at preventing a repeat of the..."
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