U.S. Pockets $4 Billion As Banks Repay Bailouts
The Commercial Appeal (2007-Current) › September 01, 2009
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WASHINGTON - A gaggle of big banks have repaid their loans to the government under the $700 billion financial rescue. Is there a chance taxpayers will eventually recoup the rest of the money spent on this and other bailouts - and maybe even take in a little profit?
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U.S. Pockets $4 Billion As Banks Repay Bailouts
Q: Which banks have repaid their government loans?
A: In June, banks began re...See the full content of this document
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