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The U.S. Federal Trade Commission is investigating the consulting firms ISS and Glass Lewis.On November 13th, Federal Reserve Governor Robert Waller stated on Wednesday that the Fed plans to launch a new, simplified payment account system that would allow institutions to access customized payment services based on their risk profiles, with the goal of being operational by the fourth quarter of next year. "Were moving this forward at startup speed, not like traditional federal regulators who drag their feet," Waller said when announcing this rapid timeline. "Ive always held the belief that we are a new Fed, and we must make a difference." Waller is the chairman of the Feds internal payments committee. He first detailed the concept of these "slimmed-down accounts" last month, which would allow certain institutions access to the Feds payment infrastructure without additional services or guarantees.Sources say the U.S. Federal Trade Commission is investigating whether the agency consulting firm violated antitrust laws.House Democrats said Paramount declined to answer questions about the Trump administrations approval of the CBS merger deal.Sources say France, Germany, and Spain will resume long-delayed fighter jet negotiations.