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Bush pick for SEC chief vows to battle corporate corruption
William H. Donaldson, an investment banker with Wall Street ties, was chosen by President Bush as the new SEC chairman. He pledged vigorous enforcement of laws against corporate corruption and to restore confidence in markets amid a shaky economy and growing political scrutiny of Bush’s economic team.
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