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Trump drastically shrinking the size and the mission of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, the latest step in reshaping of federal government.
Evidence That the Recent Bout of Volatility Could be Fading
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One of largest exchange-traded funds in the world was left at widest premium to its underlying holdings since 2008 at the end of historic session.
