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CIT loss won't be last for taxpayers
The bankruptcy of CIT means a $2.3 billion wipeout for Treasury. More losses are likely as other TARP recipients have missed dividend payments.By Coli...
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Treasury run-up won't last forever
Financial markets can make you look really foolish, even if you thought your analysis was right, and still do. Today's humbling example: the best inve...
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CIT: No bailout for us
Troubled small business lender, its fate in the balance, says it has been told not to expect a federal rescue soon. Shares halted late Wednesday.By Co...
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Why China won't charge it
At a time when consumers in Europe and the U.S. struggle with huge debts, most major U.S. companies have been flocking to emerging economies for the n...
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Why prevention won't cure health care
Washington says prevention is one of the keys to paying for universal coverage. It's not.By Matt MillerA useful principle of political analysis is to ...
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Why fears of hyperinflation won't die
Deflation may be on Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke's tongue, but inflation is wagging in at least one corner of the economy. Obscure books anal...
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Recovery won't improve unemployment
Optimism about the economy may be growing, but don't expect that to mean job growth, tooBy Jia Lynn YangThe mood regarding the U.S. economy may be inc...
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Why Apple won't buy Facebook
Or Disney, Yahoo, Adobe, Tivo, Netflix, EA or any of the big names tossed out last weekSource: AsymcoThe $51 billion in cash and marketable securities...
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Why 'say on pay' won't work
Reformers are counting on shareholders to rein in compensation. But big investors seem inclined to remain quiet and preserve the status quo.By Colin B...
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Fannie debt fears won't die
Almost three years after Hank Paulson first brandished his bazooka, the sight of Fannie and Freddie debt is still giving people the yips.The governmen...
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