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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Obama administration reasserted its commitment to banning proprietary trading by banks with draft legislative language on W...
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A slew of struggling homeowners are coming forward with complaints about the way banks are operating under a federal loan modification program announc...
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Democrats: Say Goodbye to Wall Street? 2 weeks ago
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. banks and investment firms transferred their political contributions to Republicans in 2009 as Democrats in Washington put...- 3 views
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Ex-Treasury secretaries back Volcker rule 3 weeks ago
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Five former Treasury secretaries urged Congress on Sunday to bar banks that receive federal support from engaging in speculativ...- 3 views
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Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke began Wednesday to outline the central bank's strategy for reeling in stimulus money once the economic reco...
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Senate Banking Committee Chairman Christopher Dodd said on Thursday it will be hard to write a bill to curb proprietary trading...
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Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner went toe to toe with lawmakers Wednesday, defending President Obama's proposal to funnel $30 billion to local...
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Geithner: Banks must pay fully for bailout 6 weeks ago
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Obama Heads to N.H. to Tout Economic Agenda 6 weeks ago
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The White House's top economic adviser Lawrence Summers gave some backing to Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner on Sunday...
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