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May 21, 2020

Legislation that could ban many Chinese companies from U.S. stock exchanges

The Senate has unanimously passed a bill that could force some foreign companies off American stock exchanges. Citi announced it will buy up Paycheck Protection Program loans. Toward the bottom rung of California’s housing market, conditions can be unsafe.

A bipartisan bill passed in the Senate intends to compel all foreign companies to allow American regulators access to their books. — A bipartisan bill passed in the Senate intends to compel all foreign companies to allow American regulators access to their books.
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Senate passes bill that could ban some Chinese companies from U.S. stock exchanges
by David Brancaccio, Nova Safo and Alex Schroeder
Brendan Smialowski/AFP via Getty Images
The bill is intended to compel all foreign companies to allow U.S. regulators access to their accounting.
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Citi plans to buy PPP loans from minority-owned lenders
by Justin Ho
Bruce Bennett/Getty Images
The arrangement would allow minority-owned lenders to take PPP loans off of their balance sheets.
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Life on the bottom rung of the rental market during a housing crisis
by Aaron Mendelson
Chava Sanchez/LAist
One group of California tenants say they feel stuck in dirty, dangerous accommodations.
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Legislation that could ban many Chinese companies from U.S. stock exchanges