We applaud President Barack Obama's executive order to restore “balance” to federal regulation and weed out rules that stifle job creation and make the U.S. economy less competitive
In the name of investor protection, we urge the Securities and Exchange Commission to exercise its rulemaking authority to require brokers to act in their clients' undivided best interests at all times. We are also reiterating our call for the SEC to recommend to Congress that the jurisdiction of the Financial Industry
<i>The webcast “Forecast 2011,” was held Dec. 7 in New York. The transcript was edited to acknowledge passage of the Obama-GOP tax compromise. It was moderated by deputy editor Evan Cooper and senior editor Jeff Benjamin. </i>
Let's hope President Barack Obama and members of Congress have made New Year's resolutions and that they plan to keep them
Yet another scandale is rocking Wall Street
When Alan Simpson and Erskine Bowles formally released their controversial deficit reduction plan earlier this month, they patted each other on the back as if to say, “Well done — everyone can find something to hate.”
Companies are always grumbling about some rule or regulation.
