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GE Capital Financial will acquire $7.5 billion in deposit

The rules are part of new regulation proposed under the Dodd-Frank Act

Darrell Issa’s first subpoena demands documents related to lawmakers’ special mortgage deals

Ethics Committee says allegation that Sen. Chris Dodd obtained a cottage in Ireland at a low price as an improper gift from a businessman is baseless

The spokesman of Secretary of the State Susan Bysiewicz, a Democrat, said such items could be construed as political given Linda McMahon’s candidacy

Even as they accuse others of manipulative practices, nations are increasingly taking steps to weaken their own currencies in a bid to boost exports.

Sen. Scott Brown, who won his Massachusetts U.S. Senate seat in an improbable upset, rallies supporters of GOP candidate Linda McMahon in Connecticut

Connecticut’s two Senate candidates trade accusations about years-old embarrassments, just hours before their first face-to-face debate

Fresh blend of candidates could lead GOP to November victory

A host of former corporate leaders are spending millions in their quest for elective office

Congress on Thursday passed the stiffest restrictions on banks and Wall Street since the Great Depression

Legislation will overhaul nation’s financial regulations, but with the support of only 3 Republican senators

Rep. Maxine Waters slipped in the language establishing the quotas in 20 federal financial services agencies

Democrats trying to balance Republican appeal with moderate spending

President Obama wants to sign this legislation by July 4, pressing Congress to vote “yes” before America—and even Members of Congress—has adequate time to discover everything that’s in the bill

As the Connecticut senator prepares to retire, his peers hail his legislative accomplishments as the product of a politically pragmatic mentality

Senate passes sweeping financial regulation bill giving the federal government new powers

Past politicians have been accused of distorting or creating a military record for for electoral gain

Until there is legislation that limits the size of these financial institutions, the promises of reformers that their efforts will ensure against a recurrence of such devastating crises will remain empty

Friday, Friday, Friday. Tom Karol has the end-of-the-week insights into the Politics of Business