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Why SIFMA & Co.'s trip to a friendly North Texas court to upend the DOL rule looks more like its Alamo

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Little credence is being afforded anti-DOL rule crowd that is trying to flip the script on who is screwing whom

Why SIFMA & Co.'s trip to a friendly North Texas court to upend the DOL rule looks more like its Alamo

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