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President Barack Obama will appoint executives from Walt Disney Co. (DIS) and Deloitte LLP, as well as election compliance officers and others, to a panel he created to look into ways to reducing lines during elections.The White House on Tuesday said Mr. Obama would appoint Brian Britton, who oversees operations at Walt Disney World in Florida, and Deloitte Chief Executive Joe Echevarria to his Presidential Commission on Election Administration. He also plans on appointing to the panel Trey Grayson, director of the institute of politics at the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University and Tammy Patrick, federal compliance officer for the Maricopa County Elections Department in Arizona, among others.In all, Mr. Obama is naming 10 people to the panel.The president announced his intent to create the panel in his State of the Union address, following an election where some people had to wait in line for hours to vote. Former Obama White House counsel Bob Bauer, and Ben Gin...
Xylem CEO and president Gretchen McClain on the water crisis facing Americans.
The U.S. Attorney's Office in New Jersey is investigating Credit Suisse AG over mortgage-backed securities packaged and sold by the bank, according to people familia...
Independent Women’s Forum economic analyst Hadley Heath and WSJ Editorial Page Editor Steve Moore on tax reform.
With the clock counting down to the automatic spending cuts set to hit on March 1, the White House is outlining details of the president's infrastructure plan aimed ...
Hercules Offshore CEO John Rynd on the pros of more drilling.
FBN's Shibani Joshi on Apple's hack attack.
Apple Inc computers were attacked by the same hackers who targeted Facebook Inc, but no data appeared to have been stolen, the company said on Tuesday in an unpreced...
PNC Financial Services Group chief economist Stuart Hoffman weighs in on government spending and the new Simpson-Bowles proposal.
Opinion: The U.S. desperately needs talented young physicians, scientists, engineers and IT professionals. Immigrants can easily fill the gaps and should be given the opportunity.
Former U.S. Comptroller General David Walker on the need for Congress to tackle the government’s rising debt.
NFIB Chief Economist Bill Dunkelberg breaks down the impact of a higher minimum wage.
Nuveen Asset Management’s Bob Doll and Former George W. Bush Deputy Assistant Matt Schlapp on the factors leading to the recent rise in acquisitions and mergers.
President Obama presented his $3.77 trillion federal budget proposal for 2014 Wednesday that includes cuts on entitlement programs as well as tax increases on the we...
Opinion: The business community, especially small businesses, simply can’t operate and plan ahead under the constant cloud of skyrocketing deficits, last minute debt deals, and credit downgrade threats.
President Barack Obama will try to turn the page on bitterly partisan fights over energy policy on Friday, focusing his first energy speech of his second term on pro...
The number of U.S. companies buying insurance to protect against a cyber attacks and data breaches jumped 33% last year at insurance broker Marsh Inc., making cyber ...
President Barack Obama said Tuesday he is "modestly optimistic" the U.S. and European Union will be able to sign a trade deal to expand economic growth, but he cauti...
President Barack Obama said Tuesday he is "modestly optimistic" the U.S. and European Union will be able to sign a trade deal to expand economic growth, but he cauti...
Raymond James Chief Investment Strategist Jeff Saut on investment strategies for the market’s rally.
