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A core issue in the debate over the Currency Exchange Rate Oversight Reform Act of 2011 is the idea China’s currency manipulation is sapping the US of jobs—primarily manufacturing jobs.

Companies concerned with stricter oversight that could erode profits have been lobbying financial regulators to avoid being designated “systemically important.”

A U.S. lawmaker with oversight of technology expressed concern that AT&T Inc's plans to take over T-Mobile USA would stifle innovation in the wireless market.

CBS News and Sports chief Sean McManus, pictured, is giving up the news division, and was today...

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The financial overhaul bill awaiting final action in the Senate includes a new regulator whose aim is to make sure mortgages, credit cards and other products from big banks don't abuse or confuse you.

The justices voted 5-4 that the Sarbanes-Oxley law enacted in 2002 violates the Constitution's separation of powers mandate.

The court says the president, or other officials appointed by him, must be able to remove members of a board that was created to tighten oversight of internal corporate controls and outside auditors.

Despite continuing tensions over economic policy, the ministers came together over a range of measures to avert a further loss of confidence in the euro.

Three Republicans joined the Democratic majority on Thursday in an action that put Congress on a path to approve a broad expansion of oversight of financial markets.

Infusion pumps, used to deliver liquid nutrients and medicines into a patient’s body, have been linked to 700 deaths in five years.