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• Obama Picks Two U.S. Senate Aides as Next SEC Commissioners

  Kara M. Stein and Michael S. Piwowar, both senior U.S. Senate aides, were nominated today by President Barack Obama to join the Securities and Exchange Commission.

• Obama Nominates Senator’s Aide Kara Stein to Be SEC Commissioner

  President Barack Obama nominated Kara M. Stein to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.

• Brits Show U.S. the Right Way to Come Clean

  The U.K.'s accounting watchdog on May 9 said it had placed KPMG Audit Plc under two separate investigations in connection with its audits of a car seller and the conduct of one of the firm's partners.

• Reed Optimistic for Debt Deal in Lame-Duck U.S. Congress

  Prospects are good that Congress will make a down payment on reducing the budget deficit in an end-of- year session if President Barack Obama is re-elected and Democrats retain control of the Senate, Jack Reed, a member of the chamber’s Banking Committee, said.

• Senater Reed Urges Diplomacy Over Intervention in Syria

  The Obama administration should pursue diplomacy concerning the violence against Sunni civilians in Syria because the potential costs of military intervention are too great, said U.S Senator Jack Reed.

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  Banks Prefer Schumer Over Sherrod Brown for Chairman

  Senator Charles Schumer has shown no shortage of ambition. So the New York Democrat’s silence about his possible interest in taking over as chairman of the Banking Committee worries large banks.

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  Johnson Senate Exit Puts Control, Bank Chairman in Play

  U.S. Senator Tim Johnson’s decision to retire after the 2014 election makes the Democrats’ job of holding their Senate majority tougher.

• Reed Urges Diplomacy Over Violence in Syria (Transcript)

  Democratic U.S. Senator Jack Reed of Rhode Island said in an interview on Bloomberg Television’s “Political Capital with Al Hunt,” airing this weekend, that the U.S. should pursue diplomacy over violence against Sunni Muslim civilians in Syria because the potential costs of military intervention are too great.

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  Senator Reed Says Jones Exit Won't Harm NSC Ties to Defense Department

  Senator Jack Reed praised the selection of Tom Donilon as U.S. national security adviser and said his lack of military experience wouldn’t harm ties with the Pentagon.

• Reed Says Jones Exit Won't Harm NSC-Pentagon Ties (Transcript)

  Senator Jack Reed said that the selection of Tom Donilon, who lacks military experience, as U.S. national security adviser won’t harm ties with the Pentagon. Reed, a Rhode Island Democrat, spoke in an interview on Bloomberg Television’s “Political Capital with Al Hunt ,” airing this weekend,

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• "Investors and companies alike should be aware when the auditors and accountants they rely on have been charged or sanctioned for violating professional auditing standards."

  - Jack Reed on May 14, 2013

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