Jessica Silver-Greenberg

New York Times

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Jessica Silver-Greenberg is a reporter for the New York Times, covering finance and its impact on consumers.

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Late last night, Vice President Mike Pence broke a tie vote in the Senate, which sent a measure to President Trump eliminating a rule by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to…

Pence casts tie vote to strip consumer financial protections

Late last night, Vice President Mike Pence broke a tie vote in the Senate, which sent a measure to President Trump eliminating a rule by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to…

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Standard Chartered is the British bank being called a " rogue institution " by New York's State Department of Financial Services.

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