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Banks to Use Bailout Bucks for Mergers
Go read the rest: The Treasury Department’s capital injection program is well underway, with more than $150 billion total now promised to around 30 banks. So far, the evidence suggests many of those banks will use the cash to buy up weaker banks. That’s not how the program was sold. Banks ...
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