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The Biden-era rule that lets you move money on Zelle and Venmo is now in limbo

by Sabri Ben-Achour

A CFPB rule designed to give consumers more control over their financial data is now in limbo, as banks and fintech companies clash over who gets access — and at what cost.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) is reconsidering the "Open Banking Rule" leaving confusion among third-party banking apps.

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Despite rejecting a richer offer from Paramount, Warner Bros. Discovery appears committed to a Netflix deal that faces political and regulatory uncertainty in Washington.

Hollywood’s latest deal drama has Washington watching closely

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Warner Bros. Discovery says no to Paramount, yes to Netflix — but the final decision may hinge as much on politics as price.

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