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Jul 2023
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Should Lawmakers Be Banned From Owning S...

The Wall Street Journal
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A.M. Edition for July 19. Two U.S. senators are set to propose legislation banning lawmakers and federal executives from owning stock in individual companies. WSJ investigative reporter Brody Mullins explains how the bill could address conflict-of-interest concerns. Plus, Microsoft and Activision continue merger talks despite missing the deal’s deadline. And can Tesla’s earnings build on record EV deliveries? Luke Vargas hosts.

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