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How will government phase out TARP?

TEXT OF INTERVIEW Steve Chiotakis: Congressional Oversight Panel on the Troubled Asset Relief Program has a new report for the new year. The TARP is expected to be phased out this year, but in today's...

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Bank tax may pay for bailout, deter risk

TEXT OF STORY Kai Ryssdal: The law that established the TARP a year-and-a-half ago actually requires that the president come up with a plan to make sure the government gets all of its money back. The...

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Moody's escapes fraud charges

The Securities and Exchange Commission said they will not pursue fraud charges against Moody's Investor Services. The financial watchdog agency was investigating claims of inflated ratings to some...

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Frum: Banks are OK, but who cares?

TEXT OF COMMENTARY [CORRECTION 9/16/10: David Frum's commentary about voters blaming President Obama and other politicians for a bank bailout that he believes saved the financial system omitted when...

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Banks back in the market for new, expensive talent

TEXT OF STORY Kai Ryssdal: If everything works out right for him, Citigroup's hotshot new investment banker stands to get $30 million over the next three years. That's according to The Wall Street...

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A look back at TARP

TEXT OF STORY Kai Ryssdal: Of all the gut-wrenching days that the stock markets gave us as the financial crisis was unfolding two years ago, the gut-wrenchingest of all wasn't the day Lehman Brothers...

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How did TARP become so unpopular?

TEXT OF STORY STEVE CHIOTAKIS: This weekend, the government winds down the Troubled Asset Relief Program. A lot of people thought TARP would cost taxpayers hundreds of billions of dollars. But...

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TARP pricetag updated to $25 billion

TEXT OF INTERVIEW JEREMY HOBSON: We have an updated price tag for the $700 billion Troubled Asset Relief Program that expired in October. According to the non-partisan Congressional budget office, the...

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How will government phase out TARP?

TEXT OF INTERVIEW Steve Chiotakis: Congressional Oversight Panel on the Troubled Asset Relief Program has a new report for the new year. The TARP is expected to be phased out this year, but in today's...

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Bank tax may pay for bailout, deter risk

TEXT OF STORY Kai Ryssdal: The law that established the TARP a year-and-a-half ago actually requires that the president come up with a plan to make sure the government gets all of its money back. The...

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Moody's escapes fraud charges

The Securities and Exchange Commission said they will not pursue fraud charges against Moody's Investor Services. The financial watchdog agency was investigating claims of inflated ratings to some...

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Clik here to view.

Frum: Banks are OK, but who cares?

TEXT OF COMMENTARY [CORRECTION 9/16/10: David Frum's commentary about voters blaming President Obama and other politicians for a bank bailout that he believes saved the financial system omitted when...

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Banks back in the market for new, expensive talent

TEXT OF STORY Kai Ryssdal: If everything works out right for him, Citigroup's hotshot new investment banker stands to get $30 million over the next three years. That's according to The Wall Street...

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A look back at TARP

TEXT OF STORY Kai Ryssdal: Of all the gut-wrenching days that the stock markets gave us as the financial crisis was unfolding two years ago, the gut-wrenchingest of all wasn't the day Lehman Brothers...

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How did TARP become so unpopular?

TEXT OF STORY STEVE CHIOTAKIS: This weekend, the government winds down the Troubled Asset Relief Program. A lot of people thought TARP would cost taxpayers hundreds of billions of dollars. But...

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TARP pricetag updated to $25 billion

TEXT OF INTERVIEW JEREMY HOBSON: We have an updated price tag for the $700 billion Troubled Asset Relief Program that expired in October. According to the non-partisan Congressional budget office, the...

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How will government phase out TARP?

TEXT OF INTERVIEW Steve Chiotakis: Congressional Oversight Panel on the Troubled Asset Relief Program has a new report for the new year. The TARP is expected to be phased out this year, but in today's...

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Bank tax may pay for bailout, deter risk

TEXT OF STORY Kai Ryssdal: The law that established the TARP a year-and-a-half ago actually requires that the president come up with a plan to make sure the government gets all of its money back. The...

View Article

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Moody's escapes fraud charges

The Securities and Exchange Commission said they will not pursue fraud charges against Moody's Investor Services. The financial watchdog agency was investigating claims of inflated ratings to some...

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Frum: Banks are OK, but who cares?

TEXT OF COMMENTARY [CORRECTION 9/16/10: David Frum's commentary about voters blaming President Obama and other politicians for a bank bailout that he believes saved the financial system omitted when...

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