Wall St critic Warren vows to break up Amazon, Facebook, Google
“I don’t want a government that’s here to work for the giant tech companies. I want a government that’s here to work for the people,” said Elizabeth Warren.
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Elizabeth Warren
Hillary Clinton: Wall Street’s favorite enemy
WASHINGTON: Hillary Clinton began her presidential campaign by promising to do what it takes to rein in Wall Street.
Boosted by Wall Street's toughest critics, U.S. senators Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, the Democratic candidate has declared "the deck is still stacked in favor of those at the top" and said she would raise bank fees and tighten banking regulations. She has encouraged regulators to break up too-risky banks.
And yet, Wall Street appears unperturbed by the prospect of a Clinton presidency. In fact,…
Clinton, Trump must choose a VP: Who is in the running?
Washington, USA: America's "veepstakes" are under way. Running mates have not played a decisive role in helping win the White House in a generation, but will they do so this year?
White House admits Biden mulling 2016 run
WASHINGTON: The White House on Monday acknowledged that Vice President Joe Biden is still weighing a possible run for the top job, amid controversy surrounding Democratic frontrunner Hillary Clinton.