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U.S. Chamber of Commerce calls for cyber (anti-)regulation czar

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The next president should appoint an official whose job it is to cut excessive red tape related to cybersecurity, the nation's leading business lobby group said in a open letter released Tuesday.

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U.S. Chamber of Commerce calls for cyber (anti-)regulation czar
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