Foreign Investors Eye U.S. Markets as Obama Era Echoes Rise
Foreign investors outside the United States consider stepping into American stocks and bonds, with bankers in Brussels and Belgian firms weighing takeover risks and long term investment. Discussion centers on whether European capital will flood U.S. markets, and how U.S. antitrust and investment rules could shape cross border deals.
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Civil Service Testing Sparks Political Loyalty Debate
A report discusses executive branch scrutiny of political loyalty in civil service, arguing the current administration extends clearance deeper than prior years. Testimony notes broader checks reaching supergrade and sometimes lower civil service levels, with implications for Nixon era policies and government growth.
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