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Pending Spending Bill Provision Would Open Loophole For Offshore Firms, Senate Warned
Pending Spending Bill Provision Would Open Loophole For Offshore Firms, Senate Warned
Unless removed, a big corporate loophole will be slipped into the rules governing how and to whom U.S. government agencies contract out their work, a public-interest watchdog organization is warning key senators.
Derivatives Bill’s Loophole May Exempt Most Firms, Gensler Says
Derivatives Bill’s Loophole May Exempt Most Firms, Gensler Says
bloomberg.com — Derivatives Bill’s Loophole May Exempt Most Firms, Gensler Says... (more) Derivatives Bill’s Loophole May Exempt Most Firms, ...
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