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The proposed combination of Capital One and Discover would be the biggest merger the banking world has seen in years. But a majority of Hill aides doubt it’ll be a smooth ride.
Inside the GOP’s slow-burn FDIC investigation
After weeks of explosive reports about the workplace culture of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. earlier this year, the immediate crisis for the agency and its longtime leader appears to have passed.
What’s next for Jason Smith’s tax policy groups
This year’s tax battle has been sputtering out, but lawmakers and business interests are starting to make themselves busy with the bigger battle to come.
The politics of rate cuts are going to get worse
Whenever the Federal Reserve decides it’s time to start cutting interest rates, officials say it won't be about the politics.
Democrats press CFPB to finish crackdown on overdraft fees
Led by Sens. Chris Van Hollen and Cory Booker, the Democrats asked Chopra to “act with urgency to finalize this rule.”
Walmart, one of Fortune’s 100 Best Companies to Work For, is investing $1 billion in helping associates grow careers based on their real-life skills. Learn how Walmart is helping associates build careers, with or without a degree.