[TS] High & Low Finance: Winds Blow for Rollback of Regulation
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Businesses are hoping that at least some post-Enron regulations can be rolled back in the name of making the U.S. more competitive.
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Legal and research expenses drag its bottom line down.
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Before any law has been passed, carmakers are putting on stability control systems. They like their buyers alive. Rollovers are the safety curse of sport utility vehicles.
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Kforce narrows earning guidance and bounces back from some bad times.
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Investor profiles are shifting, regulations are changing and buyouts are starting to heat up.
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Investors shouldn't be writing off banks quite yet.
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Business & money: Â· Exposure to turbulence not as high as feared  Â· But depressed share price may mean losing ABN bid
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New board will focus on safety of drugs already on the market. Also: Flarion makes bold moves to spur expansion of infrastructure for its mobile data technology.... Texas Instruments can make cheaper 3G phones.... and more.
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Decision follows speculation that response to last year's financial turbulence might cost a second term
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What's holding companies back? Can anything be done to rev up their investment spending?
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Sector-based ETFs may be losing steam.
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Many investors are in a quandary over how to adjust their portfolios while waiting on the Fedâs next move.
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Aug. 20 (Bloomberg) -- If you&#39;re a money manager, there&#39;s a lesson to be learned from a scenario unreeled by the US Securities and Exchange Commission last week.
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Regulatory hurdles still to be jumped
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By Christopher Faille, Financial Correspondent
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This is hyperfinance. In the space of five frenetic days, stock markets have plunged and recovered; the US Federal Reserve has cut interest rates to 3.5 per cent; so-called "monoline" insurers, revealed as a small but vital valve in the financial machinery, have wobbled; and one J&eacute;r&ocirc;me Kerviel has lost EU5bn for a venerable French bank.
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WASHINGTON -- Federal securities regulators are moving to ease some financial-control rules for thousands of smaller public companies at the same time they look to stiffen requirements for individuals to invest in fast-growing hedge funds.