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Fannie and Freddie: Homeownership at whose expense?

Fannie and Freddie are stimulating the creation of credit and indebting homebuyers at the expense of the highest-income-earning taxpayers.
Why are big banks like Citigroup rushing to pay back TARP funds?

Citigroup announced it is paying back federal TARP funds, joining the likes of Bank of America, Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan. Why are they in such a hurry?
Dow's spring rally: Is it real (or like 1931)?

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Japan's weak currency means tourism

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Topic: Justin Fox

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Fannie and Freddie: Homeownership at whose expense?

Why are big banks like Citigroup rushing to pay back TARP funds?

Dow's spring rally: Is it real (or like 1931)?

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Editors' picks:

Japan's weak currency means tourism

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