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When Washington steps back: what deregulation means for corporate leaders

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By Jane Sadowsky, Jennifer Conn Verified
| Yahoo Finance Verified
From boardrooms to factory floors, U.S. companies are entering a new era where federal guardrails may disappear. The laws may be rolling back, but the risk: legal, financial, and reputational, are multiplying. Getting ahead of this challenge is one of the few things boards and leadership teams can control in a business world defined by uncertainty. Imagine you’re at a dinner with fellow executives.
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Ford, Blake vying for Summit County Council District 5 seat

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By Jennifer Conn Verified
| Signal Akron Verified
The 11-member Summit County Council makes budget decisions that affect all aspects of the county and its residents. While there are more candidates on the ballot representing all of Summit County, District 5 is one of the six whose elected official will represent parts of Akron and appear on its residents' ballot. Democrat Brandon Ford, 46, is a Copley resident who was appointed to represent District 5 on Summit County Council in February.
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Higham, Rubino vie for Summit County Council District 6 seat

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By Jennifer Conn Verified
| Signal Akron Verified
The 11-member Summit County Council makes budget decisions that affect all aspects of the county and its residents. While there are more candidates on the ballot representing all of Summit County, District 6 is one of the six whose elected official will represent parts of Akron and appear on its residents' ballot. Republican Nick Rubino, 42, now serves as an at-large councilman for the City of Tallmadge, where he lives.
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