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Bill Nelson

Bill Nelson

Clarence William "Bill" Nelson (born September 29, 1942) is the senior United States Senator from the state of Florida and a member of the Democratic Party.

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  1. Taxpayers on the Hook for BP's Gulf Spill

    The oil hearings last week revealed that BP (NYSE:BP) is moving to cut its tax bill by about $11.8 billion by writing off the costs of its devastating oil spill in t...

  2. CFTC Delays Vote On Clearinghouse Governance Rules

    WASHINGTON -(Dow Jones)- U.S. regulators have delayed a scheduled vote to finalize new governance rules for derivatives clearinghouses and trading platforms, in anot...

  3. U.S. corn export sales surge to near 16-year high

    (Recasts, adds more details from report, background, analyst comments; adds byline)By Karl PlumeCHICAGO (Reuters) - U.S. grain exporters sold more corn last week tha...

  4. SNAP ANALYSIS-Race for Russia's grain business after export ban

    By Michael HoganHAMBURG, Aug 5 (Reuters) - Russia's announcement of a grain export ban means existing deals may be torn up and rival sellers will scramble for the co...

  5. Greece Launches First Debt Sale

    FBN’s Robert Gray on Greece’s bond sale Tuesday, which raised a little more than $2 billion.

  6. Florida Tries to Save Money by Breaking Contracts

    Miami Mayor Tomas Regalado and Miller Tabak CEO Michael Pietronico on the plan to save the city from financial ruin.

  7. Drill Baby Drill?

    Erik breaks down the state of the oil industry and the growing impact of the BP oil spill.

  8. Rep. Eric Cantor on Higher Taxes Due to Health Reform

    Rep. Eric Cantor, (R-VA), on the increases in taxes brought on by the new health-care reform law.

  9. Sen. Hatch on Health-Care Reform

    Sen. Orrin Hatch, (R-UT), on the next steps in the process for health-care reform.

  10. Is Bernanke the Best Choice?

    Fmr. economist at the Federal Reserve, Vince Reinhart, on whether Ben Bernanke is the best man to get the economy back on track.

  11. Health Bill Changes Senate Rules

    Wall Street Journal Columnist John Fund on backroom deals taxpayers paid for pork in exchange for health bill votes.

  12. Using Government Interest

    Cody sounds off on the interest accrued this week by the government and what they could do with it.

  1. Sen Bill Nelson Seeks DoJ Probe Into Chesapeake Energy -Reuters

    U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson (D., Fla.) plans to ask the Department of Justice to begin a probe of Chesapeake Energy Corp. (CHK) for possible price manipulation and fraud, ...

  2. Higher Gas Prices: Blame Speculators?

    It all started earlier this year when presidential hopeful Newt Gingrich promised voters that if elected to the White House, he would make sure gas prices dropped to...

  3. Pat Boone Takes on the Health-Care Law

    60 Plus Association Spokesman Pat Boone on the flaws in the health-care reform, particularly with the Independent Patient Advisory Board created by the law.

  4. USDA Cuts Outlook For S American Soybean Crop, US Wheat Supplies

    Federal forecasters cut their outlook for the South American soybean crop Friday, predicting prices to rise and demand to slow as global supplies shrink.Soybean pric...

  5. Should Taxpayers Foot the Bill for Oil Spills?

    Representative Alcee Hastings, (D-FL), introduced a bill that would abolish write-offs oil companies take on their tax returns for the costs of cleaning up their oil...

  6. Obama Blasts Banks That Question New Regulations

    Empire National Bank CEO Douglas Manditch discusses how new regulations will impact the nation’s small banks.

  7. Americans Answer Obama's Call, Contact Lawmakers

    Americans wasted little time Tuesday answering President Barack Obama's request to make their voice heard on the looming debt crisis, crashing websites with e-mails ...

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