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What CEOs still want from Trump: A deregulation wishlist

By Steven Nelson, John Siciliano, Joseph Lawler, Sean Higgins
Published February 6, 2018 5:01am ET
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What CEOs still want from Trump: A deregulation wishlist
The Trump administration is ramping up efforts to reduce regulation, and many American industries have their own wishlist of things they want to deregulate. For example, electronic cigarette advocates want to change a regulation requiring "pre-market approval" for all devices and liquids introduced after February 2007. The long-term health effects of "vaping" are currently unknown, and the FDA plans to require product applications in 2022.(AP Photo/Branden Camp) | Branden Camp

America’s CEOs have a long wish list for the regulatory rollback President Trump has promised to continue in 2018.

After delivering what the White House said was $8.1 billion in lifetime savings from reduced regulation in fiscal 2017, a period that included a little more than half a year of his administration, Trump pledged another $9.8 billion in the 12 months through September.

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