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California, New York, Nevada, Florida and Massachusetts are among states that haven’t signed a settlement with banks over foreclosure abuses, according to state officials and two people familiar with the talks.
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Michael V. Dunn, former member of the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission, has joined Patton Boggs LLP, a Washington law and lobbying firm.
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Testifying before Senate committees in 2003 and 2006, Newt Gingrich commanded attention as a former House speaker. He used the opportunities to share his vision of the future of health care -- and to mention a few clients.
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A group led by Brookfield Office Properties Inc. bought Denver’s second-tallest building for $215 million, as it seeks to benefit from expiring leases.
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The Obama administration overpaid renewable power developers in a federal grant program, including $2.08 million distributed to a unit of Acciona SA, a Spanish maker of wind turbines, according to government investigators.
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Jefferson County commissioners are meeting today with lawyers to discuss bankruptcy, according to a county staff member with direct knowledge of the talks.
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Investors who sued over $351 billion in downgraded Countrywide Financial Corp. mortgage-backed securities after the 2007 subprime market collapse may have to settle for less than 1 percent of what they initially sought.
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A coalition of community mental- health clinics followed a playbook used by interest groups seeking U.S. government money: They created a trade association, doled out campaign contributions, and hired a former senator and Medicare administrator to lobby in Washington.
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Fininvest SpA, the investment company of Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, was ordered to pay Compagnie Industriali Riunite SpA more than 540 million euros ($770 million) by an Italian court. Fininvest said it will appeal.
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Reducing the subsidy on Build America Bonds would allow the federal government to revive the securities without a loss of revenue, said John Buckley , who helped design the program.
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