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Wall Street Bill Tied Up by Blanche Lincoln Primary
The Obama administration doesn’t love it. Senate Democrats aren’t wild about it, either. Even respected financial watchdogs like Paul Volcker oppose it. But a controversial proposal by Sen. Blanche Lincoln (D-Ark.) that would force investment banks to spin off their derivatives businesses appears to enjoy a quirky protected status until Tuesday — primary election day [...]
U.S. Stock Futures Claw Back Gains After Tumult
By STEVE GOLDSTEIN U.S. stock futures rose Friday after one of the most tumultuous sessions in history, ahead of key nonfarm payrolls data, as investors eyed Greece developments and the outcome of tight U.K. elections—and braced for further volatility. Over three hours before the start of trading, Dow Jones Industrial Average futures added 37 points. [...]
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