BofA to Repay $45 Billion in TARPBank of America to Repay Entire $45 Billion in TARP to U.S. Taxpayers Company to Increase Capital, Enhancing Tier 1 Common Capital Ratio Press Release from BofA Bank of America to Repay Entire $45 Billion in TARP to U.S. Taxpayers From CNBC:...
This past summer, angry tea baggers yelled, screamed and berated Democrat lawmakers over government spending on health care. There was also a protest in Washington D.C. over the taxpayer dollars being used to...
The number of Charlotte foreclosure homes rose another record high in August. Industry experts said that the federal government’s Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) failed to prevent thousands of homeowners in North Carolina from losing their properties to foreclosures. "...
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In Q2, AIG can quote a $1.82 B net income. The results are the first profit reported for the company since 2007. AIG's stock price rallied up 7.8 % due to the Q2 financial report in addition to the positive market indicators on the economy: The monthly unemployment index...
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Everyone tells us the economy is bad and credit is tight, but the economic crisis is personal for thirteen hundred people in Central Alabama. Plantation Patterns, a subsidiary of Meadowcraft, Inc..with plants in Wadley and Selma has been in bankruptcy since March 20 and...
Despite overheated rhetoric by its defenders, history will not prove kind to George W. Bush and his foreign policy decisions that have been or well be debacles. The Obama administration is quite right to argue repeatedly that the Bush team left behind a foreign policy mess...
CIT Group, which had been flirting with bankruptcy, has secured some last-minute funding. The news sparked a massive surge in CIT stock. The US federal government had given CIT Group over $2 billion in TARP funding, and recently turned down a request for yet more financial...
The U.S.Treasury Department has approved 10 of the country's largest banks to begin repaying $68 billion in bailout money. The banks have been eager to repay the money received through the government's Troubled Asset...
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I Guess Moving Chairs Around and Lobbyists in the White House was not Such a Bad Idea By Albert N. Milliron, Editor, Politisite.com, Iron Mill Interactive Media, Inc This writer followed Barack Obama around the...
Secretary Geithner presented updates on TARP, the banking sector and the government foreclosures program before members of the Congressional Oversight Panel on Tuesday. " The uncertainty surrounding the health of...
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Now six major banks have $9.9 billion to motivate them to help distressed homeowners save their homes from private lender or government foreclosures. For each loan successfully modified, lenders could get up to $4,500 in total incentives."Now six of the country’s...
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AIG now stands for "arrogance, incompetence and greed" ...according to U.S. House Representative Paul Hodes (D-NH). Now it ratchets way up... U.S. Senator Chuck Grassley (R-IA), said AIG executives should follow...
created by danglingwrangler | 39 wks ago | updated 39 wks ago 170 views | 4 recommendations | 1 comment
In light of the fact that Wall Street, over the years, has a habit of paying big bonuses even when the companies are reporting large losses. By the same token, in the recent years, state attorneys general have been...
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Citigroup joined AIG in the "you have to be kidding me" hall of fame when it announced that it would be paying big bonuses to top executives for the 2008 fiscal year. Despite rules restricting bonus payments in bailout funded financial institutions Citigroup has said it...
opinion by Tina Kells | 40 wks ago | updated 40 wks ago 359 views | 7 recommendations | 4 comments
US Congress of morons wants to enact a law to tax Bonuses AKA Retention Awards rather than enacting the law there can not be any Bonuses or Awards as long as Companies are in loss. If this Law would have been there...
opinion by makkardave | 40 wks ago | updated 40 wks ago 64 views | 0 recommendations | 1 comment