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Globe and Mail Obama administration extends TARP deadline Los Angeles Times The $700-billion bailout fund, which was set to expire at year's end, will now end in October. The news comes as a government audit finds the program lost $41.4 billion in the last fiscal year. By Jim Puzzanghera Reporting from Washington The The rest is here: Obama administration extends TARP deadline Los Angeles Times GHTime Code(s): 43b49 Share and ...
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