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Businesses Fear Politicization as Trump Gains More Power Over US Agencies

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By David McCabe Verified, Steve Lohr Verified
| GV Wire Verified
WASHINGTON — Companies are bracing for the fallout of a decision by the Supreme Court last week that allows the president to fire members of federal regulatory boards for any reason, stripping those regulators of their independence from the White House. The decision has implications for more than a dozen agencies that oversee power companies, railways, investment banks, labor disputes and the biggest technology companies.
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Businesses Fear Politicization as Trump Gains More Power Over U.S. Agencies

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By David McCabe Verified, Steve Lohr Verified
| The New York Times Verified
Businesses Fear Politicization as Trump Gains More Power Over U.S. Agencies A Supreme Court ruling that presidents can fire independent regulators without cause has added volatility for industries that prefer stable enforcement.
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Businesses Fear Politicization as Trump Gains More Power Over U.S. Agencies

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By David McCabe Verified, Steve Lohr Verified
| Breaking One
WASHINGTON -- Companies are bracing for the fallout of a decision by the Supreme Court last week that allows the president to fire members of federal regulatory boards for any reason, stripping those regulators of their independence from the White House. The decision has implications for more than a dozen agencies that oversee power companies, railways, investment banks, labor disputes and the biggest technology companies.
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