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Obama announces new aid to small business

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Tarp : Germany | about 1 month ago  
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President Barack Obama announced Wednesday new lending initiatives to boost credit supply for America's small businesses which are still facing credit squeeze in spite of the economic recovery.     A White House statement said that since the financial crisis began, U.S. small...
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