What Would Have Saved “Saving Mr. Banks”
Mr. Banks is, of course, the still-young London paterfamilias whose home life the magical new nanny shakes up in order to reëstablish proper order. If the title doesn't say too much about him, the trailer does. There's a scene in it, between Travers …
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US Senate panel to mull regulation of banks, physical commodities
Among the witnesses scheduled to speak at the panel are top oversight officials with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, and an official from the Federal Reserve's banking supervision arm.
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Banks Find Virtue in Their DNA
Add the regulatory uncertainty that constantly surrounds banks, along with the upheaval caused by the euro zone's recent crisis, and you have a sector that's trickier to grapple with than most for investors. Enlarge Image. cat. Bloomberg News. Those …
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