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In Washington for @BloombergTV! Co-host of Balance of Power, weekdays 1pm & 5pm ET. Mom, wife, fast talker & fast walker.
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Burgum Says Congress Role in Trump’s $5,000 Payment Plan Unclear

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By Ari Natter Verified, Kailey Leinz Verified
| Bloomberg News Verified
Bloomberg (Bloomberg) -- Interior Secretary Doug Burgum said it’s unclear whether congressional approval would be needed to fulfill President Donald Trump’s pledge to provide $5,000 dividend payments to Americans if Republicans sweep the midterm...
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NYSE loses Sunoco, Energy Transfer to upstart Texas Exchange

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By Joe Lovinger Verified, Kailey Leinz Verified, Julie Fine Verified
| Financial Post Verified
Texas is increasingly positioned to attract major companies and financial jobs. Two energy companies are switching their listings to the Texas Stock Exchange from the New York Stock Exchange in a major win for the upstart marketplace that’s revving up its bid to grab business from established competitors. Sign In or Create an Account Fuel distributor Sunoco LP said its units will cease trading on the NYSE on Oct. 2, according to a statement on Thursday.
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NYSE Loses Sunoco, Energy Transfer to Upstart Texas Exchange

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By Joe Lovinger Verified, Kailey Leinz Verified, Julie Fine Verified
| Bloomberg Tax Verified
Two energy companies are switching their listings to the Texas Stock Exchange from the New York Stock Exchange in a major win for the upstart marketplace that’s revving up its bid to grab business from established competitors. Fuel distributor Sunoco LP said its units will cease trading on the NYSE on Oct. 2, according to a statement on Thursday. Pipeline giant Energy Transfer LP saidits units will begin trading on the TXSE on Oct. 5.
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