What this Billionaire Investor Needs to see Before Supporting Donald Trump Again
It's not a full no in supporting another Trump presidency for his one-time mega-donor Stephen Schwarzman, but there are hurdles.
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A Rewiring of the World’s Biggest Bond Market Will Transform Trading
After years of regulatory tinkering, Washington is now forcing through the most rigorous overhaul of the world’s biggest bond market in decades.
Fed to Begin Rate Cut Discussions But Avoid Teeing First One Up
Fed Chairman Jerome Powell and his colleagues could be forgiven if they’re feeling a bit like parents on an extended road trip with their children.
Fed Could Cut as Inflation Cools and Real Rates Rise, Goolsbee Says
Fed Reserve Bank of Chicago Pres. Austan Goolsbee said officials should consider cutting rates as inflation falls to avoid keeping policy too tight.
House Republicans Concerned About Climate Disclosure Regulation
House Republicans, along with their chosen witnesses, raised concerns about SEC authority to enact its proposed climate disclosure regulation.
Even Some Fed Officials are Now Questioning the Fed's New Bank Capital Rules
Two Federal Reserve officials this week suggested changes to new bank capital rules proposed by their own agency adding to the pressure on regulators.
A Government Shutdown This Weekend Remains a Possibility Despite Senate Progress
Senate began process of averting partial government shutdown this weekend, but it's not yet a sure thing that Washington will avoid a brief stoppage.
