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BUSINESS & FINANCE

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    Tarullo, the Fed’s regulatory point man, plans to resign this spring, giving Trump more freedom to remake the central bank.

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    A muscular-dystrophy drug will cost $89,000 a year in the U.S. despite being available in Europe for far less.

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    Vanguard has climbed to $4 trillion in assets for the first time, crossing the mark at the end of January.

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    Ex-AIG CEO Greenberg struck a $9 million settlement with New York state over civil-fraud allegations.

WORLD-WIDE

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    Trump said he was considering issuing a “brand new order” on immigration, though the president said he was confident he would ultimately win a legal battle over his existing one.

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    As Trump presses an immigration crackdown, a group of influential Mexicans plans to encourage undocumented migrants to jam U.S. courts.

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    Washington and China carefully planned and scripted Trump’s reversal of his threat to overturn a cornerstone of their relations.

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    U.S. officials have given assurances to the EU that America is committed to the Iranian nuclear deal, the EU’s foreign-policy chief said.

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