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Some businesses in Connecticut will reopen on May 20. WSHU’s Davis Dunavin spoke to an economics professor who says the doors may be open, but customers…
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New York, Connecticut and six other states have sued the Securities and Exchange Commission for ignoring the will of Congress and failing to protect mom…
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Across the country, small bankers are calling a compromise in the U.S. Senate a “game changer” that will boost the economy, not just in big cities, but in…
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Key members of the Senate have agreed on a proposal to trim the number of banks overseen by enhanced Dodd-Frank regulations. The proposal unwinds parts of…
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Renaissance Technologies co-CEO Robert Mercer will step down from his post at the end at the end of the year. Mercer announced his plans in a letter to…
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Officials in Bridgeport and New Haven say they’ll jointly vie for Amazon’s second headquarters in North America, despite the Malloy Administration's…
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A fourth business executive has abandoned President Trump’s business advisory council following criticism that the president moved too slowly in…
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The Securites and Exchange Commission fined Halliburton $30 million for bribing a foreign official for an oil servicing contract. It’s the first bribery…
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The Federal Reserve has fined the French bank BNP Paribas $246 million for not monitoring bankers who manipulate foreign exchange markets. It’s the latest…
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Bank profits continue to rise. A report out by the FDIC says bank earnings for the first quarter of this year rose 13 percent. That's on top of what was…
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Global markets continued the sell-off that started on Wall Street on Wednesday. Europe, the UK, and Asia are all down one percent or more. In the U.S.,…
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The Securities and Exchange Commission has continued its aggressive enforcement approach toward Wall Street traders. That’s according to an analysis of…