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'TARP babies' struggle to pay back government
Banks trying to return bailout funds find doing so isn't quite as quick and easy as they might have hoped, due to problems on how to handle warrants.B...
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The federal government gets TARP right
The feds refused to buy troubled assets with TARP cash. It's one of the smarter moves they've made.By Allan SloanSometimes the best investment is the ...
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BingCo. announces plan to pay back debt
By Stanley BingStanley Bing said on Monday that he plans to sell an undesignated amount of stock in his formerly privately held BingCo., and also plan...
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TARP bailout money we can kiss goodbye
The government made money on American Express and Goldman Sachs, but 628 banks with outstanding debts are in considerably weaker condition.By Allan Sl...
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BP walks back its role in the gulf oil spill
As the last tar balls settle on the bottom of the Gulf, it looks like BP may have some extra cash on hand.The company might not have to pay all of the...
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Is BofA ready to free itself from TARP?
Skeptics say it's too early for Bank of America, which was on life support as recently as January, to declare itself healthy enough to go it alone.By ...
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Why Wells Fargo hasn't paid U.S. Back
Unlike Bank of America, the big West Coast lender seems to be taking its own sweet time to repay Treasury loans.By Colin BarrThe Wells Fargo stagecoac...
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Should US government debt be rated junk?
A few weeks ago, Hedgeye, the investment research firm where I'm a managing director, hosted a conference call for our subscribers that posed the ques...
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Renewable energy: The government piggy-bank
If the government truly wants America to go green, it's going to have to shell out to support the nascent but important sector of our economy. Green j...
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Rio Tinto - China strikes back
Still smarting from its failed attempt to buy into the Australian mining giant, Beijing makes a new bid to secure its supply of iron ore.By Bill Powel...
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