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Fears over tough US anti-fraud legislation
Foreign companies could be sued more easily in US courts under legislation working through Congress that has led to concerns
Critics maintain pressure on US Treasury chief
Things have changed since February when Tim Geithner gave a tepid presentation of his financial rescue plans and even
Obama healthcare drive faces crucial vote
President Barack Obama faces the next big test of his healthcare reform drive this evening when the Senate votes on whether
US healthcare proposal prepares for next big test
The administration of Barack Obama, US president, faces the next big test of its push for healthcare reform this evening
Test for US healthcare proposal
The administration of Barack Obama, US president, faces the next big test of its push for healthcare reform this evening
Goldman's lost glister
From a telescope on the 10th floor of its Washington office at 101 Constitution Avenue, Goldman Sachs staff can look
US bank break-up bill clears hurdle
Breaking up banks would be easier under draft legislation that cleared a hurdle in Congress yesterday.An amendment from Paul
Fed stalling over Chinese bank deal costs US taxpayers $300m
US authorities blocked Minsheng, the Chinese bank, from acquiring a Californian lender in a deal that could have saved
Goldman enjoys boost from business aid fund
Goldman Sachs' programme for US small businesses could help it meet some of its duties under a law aimed at aiding lowincome
US lawmakers consider taxing banks to tackle unemployment
US lawmakers working on ways to pay for legislation to reduce unemployment are considering taxes on banks as a way to raise
