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Summers challenges Wall Street to accept new regulations

Source: The Hill
Washington : DC : USA | about 1 month ago  
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Summers said the entire financial industry continues to benefit from trillions of dollars in bailout money, even as some of the biggest Wall Street firms report billion-dollar profits and continue to pay major bonus packages. “There is no financial institution that exists today that is not the...
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