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Wall Street Hopes for Bowles at Treasury

Signing on Clintons chief of staff would signal Obama is ready to strike a deal to cut deficit.

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Wall Street executives who lost a bet that Republican Mitt Romney would defeat President Barack Obama are bracing for tougher regulation and hoping a deal can be struck with Congress to cut the deficit.

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