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President George W. Bush didn't waste any time in filling the high-profile regulatory post being vacated by William H. Donaldson. At a ceremony Thursday morning in the Roosevelt Room, Bush moved to nominate Rep. Christopher Cox of California to head the Securities and Exchange Commission. Cox has long been an ally of business groups and has voted for legislation to make it more difficult to file investor lawsuits against companies.
June 03, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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