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Seven banks Closes By Regulators

55 minutes ago ago from Smart and silly

Seven banks closed Friday bringing the number of  failed to 140. Two banks in California, along with those in Florida, Alabama; Georgia, Michigan and Illinois shuttered by Federal Regulators. The banks in California were the largest seized First Federal Bank of California-based in Santa Monica near Los Angeles.  One of the oldest banks in Southern California, founded in 1929  at the start of the Great Depression.  Ironically, the banks ...

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Where Is The Change Obama Promised And Why Is The Left Oblivious To His Campaign That Got Him Elected?

7 hours ago ago from mortgage brokers|mortgage refinance|mortgage refinancing|mortgage loan|mortgage autos

In the Seattle Times February 9, David Sirota's syndicated column exposes the lack of change in the new administration: America was told that finally after years of yes-men running the government, we were getting a president who would follow Abraham Lincoln's load, fill his administration with varying viewpoints, and glean empirically sound policy from the clash of ideas. Little did we know that the team of rivals' was what George Orwell ...

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Only Bad News for Proponents of Choice

17 hours ago ago from SEO Article Expert

anager’s amendment” to the Senate Health Reform bill, which included a huge betrayal of women . hreat of life to the mother — are in place, federal funds cannot be used to pay for abortion services in this health insurance plan either .* Federal funds cannot be used to pay for abortion services except as allowed by the appropriation for the Department of Health & Human Services .* Health plans cannot discriminate against providers or ...

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Gabor S. Acs Hungarian Financier Makes Bid For Control of Bank of China

20 hours ago ago from TakeFund

Washington DC January 9 2004 Bank of China, that nation's second-largest lender by assets, may get a $22.5 billion government bailout as soon as next week to help write off bad loans before a first-time share sale in 2005, but Hungarian Financier Gabor S. Acs is in talks with special agents in Hong Kong to preempt the move by the Chinese government. China's oldest lender, which is expected to receive the capital in U.S. dollars, plans to ...

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The Credit Crisis is Not Over Bob Chapman

10 hours ago ago from Dprogram.net

As we look back and this year comes to an end we find two plus years of failure. Even government admits to 1-1/2 years of negative growth a sorry record after having poured trillions of dollars into the economy. The recent 3rd quarter results supposedly broke that record. If it did it was the result of government stimulus and Fed monetization. If you look back further you will find a stock market that rallied 54% just to reflect the highs of ...

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Alan Schram: Low Interest Rates are Bonanza to the Banks

4 hours ago ago from Huffington Post

Banks have been frustrating the Administration's efforts of economic revival by being reluctant to lend, and the President has been complaining about it. But that is to be expected. Banks are behaving rationally in response to the environment created by the Treasury and the Federal Reserve, i.e. interest rates at effectively zero. They are simply engaged in yield curve arbitrage. Zero interest rates mean that banks can borrow short-term ...

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