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Goldman Backs Clarity Act as Democrats Says It 'Falls Short' and Warren Says 'Dead on Arrival'

BenzingaJul 23, 2026, 6:28 PMParshwa Turakhiya

Goldman CEO Solomon backs the revised Clarity Act as Senate Democrats call it dead on arrival and JPMorgan's Dimon vows to fight it.

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