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Financial reform deal fails, Dodd to move ahead
Senator Christopher Dodd said on Thursday that he will present on Monday his own version of a financial reform bill after compromise talks with Senate Republicans broke down.
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Dodd to Offer New Version of Financial Bill
11:03 a.m. | Updated The New York Times’s Sewell Chan provides more details about the financial regulatory bill. Senator Christopher J. Dodd of Connecticut, the Democratic chairman of the Senate Banking Committee, said Thursday that he would unveil a new version of his financial regulatory bill on Monday after five months of tough negotiations with fellow senators over certain controversial ...
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Economists see wasted crisis, urge reform financial reform
Two top economists worry that Washington is wasting the financial crisis, squandering a chance to prevent a repeat of Wall Street's 2008 meltdown.
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Financial reform bill coming from Democrats
A key Senate banking panel is poised to release and start working on its financial overhaul bill next week, despite a lack of consensus on some key issues.
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Sen. Dodd to unveil financial reform bill Monday
Senator Christopher Dodd, the chief negotiator for the Democrats on financial regulation reform in the U.S. Senate, said on Thursday he will unveil a reform bill on Monday, after talks with Republicans broke down.
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Dodd to offer his own financial regulation bill
WASHINGTON AP) — Unable to muster bipartisan agreement on key banking provisions, Senate Banking Committee Chairman Christopher Dodd said Thursday he will offer his own version of a sweeping overhaul of financial regulations without Republican support.
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US senator to unveil new financial overhaul plan
A key US senator said Thursday he would unveil new legislation come Monday to rewrite US financial rules and prevent a repeat of the global economic meltdown of 2008.
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Financial advice: The yes-man problem
Experts have long counseled against using financial planners who charge commissions, given their incentive to simply sell products that pad their paychecks.
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