The Federal Reserve is pushing the biggest U.S. banks to shrink so that they're less of a risk to the financial system.
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The Federal Reserve is pushing the biggest U.S. banks to shrink so that they're less of a risk to the financial system.
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Freight trains criss-crossing the country carry cars of coal and tanks of oil and natural gas to power plants to help keep the nation’s electric grid going. Could freight trains haul electrons generated by renewable energy sources for the same purpose? That was a question that Christopher Smith, who has an extensive background in the renewable energy industry, asked himself.
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