VC leaders breathe sigh of relief after Senate passes AMT bill with no private equity provision, but House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Charles Rangel says issue could return in 2008.
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Senate backing sought for legislation that would let U.S. stock exchanges create rivals to the London Stock Exchange’s junior market.
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The U.S. House to vote on an act that would roll back tax breaks for oil, invest the money in renewables research.
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Industry CEOs are ‘disappointed’ that Proposition 87 failed, but encouraged by Democrat wins.
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Net neutrality kills overdue legislation, as new Internet lobby force rises on Capitol Hill.
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If HP CEO Mark Hurd goes, so will investors.
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Net neutrality supporters challenge fence-sitting politicians on their home turf.
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State clears the last obstacles blocking the phone companies’ pay-TV market entry.
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President Bush and Senate Republicans propose bill with more spying latitude.
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In a last-ditch effort to write Net neutrality into law, a Democratic leader threatens to undercut legislation.
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Net neutrality supporters gear up for one final blitz, but it could prove futile.
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Latest version lets Apple off the hook.
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Like the House, Senate passes responsibility for controversial issue to the FCC.
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XM and Warner square off as music industry pushes bill to force satellite and Internet radio to pay the piper.
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A bill approved by lawmakers could force Apple and others to allow music to be played on competing players.
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Commerce Committee chairman plans bill to enable telcos to provide TV service.
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Online encyclopedia entries on U.S. senators and representatives are being rewritten by Congressional aides.
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Government spying probe is on full boil as a U.S. senator demands information from the administration.
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Controversial budget-cutting legislation required Vice President Cheney to break a 50-50 deadlock.
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The VoIP provider plans to use the money to comply with requirements that customers can be located for 911 calls.
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