With the main network owners all being huge, vertically integrated companies with many businesses, hitting them with revenue - killing rules in one area only shifts the costs to consumers to another. (canadianbusiness.com)
Lawmakers killed a rule that would have freed consumers from arbitration agreements that keep them from suing companies. (policygenius.com)
Even if Trump did kill the rule, do wealth managers want to risk reputational damage for reverting to pre-fiduciary practices? (newconstructs.com)