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This amid reports theyre following in wall streets footsteps with a minimum wage hike. The sec paves the way to vote on a potential spin off. And welcome to Worldwide Exchange. The fed did it again. Removing the word patient but saying the rate rise would not come as likely. The nasdaq composite breaking 5,000 briefly in yesterdays session. Lets take a look at u. S. Futures right now. They are pointing to a lower open despite the rally that we saw yesterday so it does seem like theres a little b...

Why a Delaware judge canceled the $55.8 billion Tesla pay package that helped make Elon Musk the world’s richest person.

The war on junk fees has become a centerpiece of the president’s and Democrats’ political agenda. They’re banking on the issue being an electoral hit, believing junk fees to be universally unpopular. And the release of a proposed Federal Trade Commission (FTC) rule in October would give the effort teeth, creating a legal standard in which full prices must be displayed up front and additional fees must be legitimate.

FTX’s demise and its leader’s upcoming trial haven’t stopped a major lobbying push by the industry this week, but the events have changed its tone.

SVB increased its lobbying as efforts strengthened to repeal parts of the Obama-era Dodd Frank Act, designed to prevent the type of crisis SVB faced.

The IMF on Tuesday morning painted a bleak picture of what’s to come.

The increased risk of crashes involving bicyclists across Texas has San Marcos cyclists calling for safer bike paths and more consideration on the roadways.

A year after passage of Cares Act, watchdogs struggle to oversee trillions in coronavirus spending Updated: 1 hour ago Print article When the $2.1 trillion Cares Act was enacted just over a year ago, Democrats in Congress, mistrustful of the Trump administration’s ethical track record, made robust policing a top priority for the gusher of new spending. The law, intended to stem the economic pain caused by the coronavirus pandemic, created new oversight bodies and directed more than $270...

investment? has he bought some great pieces, resold them at a premium? >> he hasnt sold much. he bought the pickled chart while he was running. the damon hearst piece, which rereplar replaced it. and steve cohn buys what he loves and doesnt really care what he pays for it. well see over the long-term whether these pieces are good purchases. >> but hes buying on the profile that youd recommend? >> yes, he is. he is. im not crazy about some of the artists. well see whether damien hearst ...