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Labor Deputy Assistant Secretary Timothy Hauser abruptly backed out of a planned appearance at an Insured Retirement Institute conference, which took place Monday. He had been scheduled to be part of a panel on the fiduciary rule, but backed out late last week, after IRI joined a lawsuit seeking to vacate the rule. It's unclear whether Hauser's move was related to the lawsuit. Read the original story from InvestmentNews.
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