John Koskinen News
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Nine is the only number that means anything these days to Larry Carlton, a foreman for a southern Wisconsin electrical contractor. That’s how many electricians he oversees in a crew that a year ago had 11.
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When Wisconsin job numbers compiled by the U.S. government were on the upswing last year, Governor Scott Walker traveled to Milwaukee to tout them as proof that he was turning around the state’s economy.
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Freddie Mac, the mortgage finance firm controlled by the U.S., will name Christopher S. Lynch to replace John Koskinen as non-executive board chairman, according to four people with direct knowledge of the matter.
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Freddie Mac, the mortgage finance firm seized by the U.S., said Chief Executive Officer Charles E. Haldeman will leave and named board member Christopher S. Lynch to replace John Koskinen as non-executive chairman.
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Freddie Mac Chairman John Koskinen is retiring and will be succeeded by Christopher Lynch, the Federal Housing Finance Agency said on its website.
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission responded to objections from hedge funds and private- equity funds by dialing back demands in its new rule calling for fund advisers to report internal information to regulators.
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Freddie Mac, the mortgage finance firm controlled by the U.S., said Chief Executive Officer Charles E. Haldeman will step down and named Christopher S. Lynch to replace John Koskinen as non-executive chairman.
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Former Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Volcker and former Citigroup Inc. co-chairman John Reed have been named to a Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. panel that will help the agency map strategy for unwinding too-big-to-fail financial firms when they collapse.
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