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The results marked the seventh straight quarterly loss for Washington-based Allied, which announced last month that it would be acquired by Ares Capital of New York for $648 million in an all-stock deal. The acquisition is expected to close in the first...
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With the nation's unemployment rate at its highest point in 26 years and projected to rise, the Obama administration is intensifying its search for policies that can stoke job creation without adding significantly to the nation's crippling budget deficit....
Tags: Peter Orszag, New York University, Barack Obama, budget deficit, Treasury Department, budget director, director peter, house budget
B The Treasury Department says its will need to borrow $276 billion in the current quarter as it struggles to manage the government's books pending a decision by Congress to boost the debt limit. The Treasury Department says its will need to borrow $276...
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Treasury officials said they were considering a series of initial public offerings to dispose of the government's 61 percent stake in GM. For Chrysler, a private sale of the government's nearly 10 percent stake is more likely because of the government's...
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Goldman Sachs is proposing to buy millions of dollars in assets from struggling mortgage finance giant Fannie Mae , an offer a recent Treasury Department analysis found would not be advantageous for taxpayers, people familiar with the matter said. Treasury's...
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Would you like the hard earned taxpayer's money be put in a bottomless bowl in the name of bailing out a bleeding financial firm? The like that the US Federal Reserve put in the case of financial behemoths Bear Stearns and AIG? Or, Ctibank if you like....
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Sheila Bair , chairwoman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., told House committee members she disagreed with key points of a Treasury reform initiative. Hours after Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner testified before the House Financial Services...
Tags: Timothy Geithner, Treasury Department, US Treasury, U.S. Eyes Power, treasury secretary, secretary timothy, House Financial Services Committee, financial firms, An Obama, obama administration
General Motors Co GM.UL and is taking over the auto loan business of Chrysler. Both those automakers were put through bankruptcy reorganizations using federal funding earlier this year.
Tags: GMAC Appeals to Treasury, Lending Giant GMAC, General Motors Co., Treasury Department, stress test, U.S, auto lender, Chrysler
The Obama administration's executive pay czar said his authority should not be expanded beyond setting compensation guidelines for seven banks and automakers that have received extraordinary taxpayer bailouts. Kenneth Feinberg, the U.S. Treasury bailout...
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Interest rates on six-month Treasury bills rose for the second straight week in Monday's auction after nearly two months of record-lows, while rates on three-month bills fell. The Treasury Department auctioned $29 billion in three-month bills at a discount...
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