1,200 questions for small businesses, investors to answer in a 90-day window seems a bit of a high bar.
Tim Scott: “1,200 questions for small businesses, investors to answer in a 90-day window seems a bit of a high bar.”
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Criticism of the SEC's unrealistic timeframe for public comment on regulations.
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