Senate approves belief playing-card crackdown bill

The first of some pecuniary adjustment reforms expected during the Obama administration, the invoice ought to move ahead to the House of Representatives again before reaching the president. The House approved it in like form hindmost month close by a 357-70 vote.

Analysts said the invoice would harm the profits of larger playing-card issuers such as Citigroup, Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase and Capital One, but that its collision was already chiefly factored into their portion prices.

(Reporting close by Kevin Drawbaugh)