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House rejects bailout bill; stocks plunge

Source: Crain's Cleveland Business
New York City : NY : USA | about 1 year ago  
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House of Representatives defeated the proposed $700 billion financial bailout plan. The vote was 205 in favor, 228 against. "It is very disappointing that the House turned down the opportunity to pass major financial legislation which could have provided a bulwark of stability against continuing...
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