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My City Is Being Invaded by Banksters

Matthew Filipowicz | Posted 10.24.2009 | Business

Read More: American Banking Association, Aba, Bonus Outrage, Banksters, Wall St, Goldman Sachs, Aig, JPMorgan Chase, Wall Street Crisis, Showdown in Chicago, Bailout, Lehman Brothers, Chicago, Seui, Bonuses, Wall Street Bonuses, American Bankers Association, Business News
Matthew Filipowicz

In mere days, my city, Chicago will be overrun by the worst of the worst. The lowest of the low. Criminals who have affected more lives than any mug...

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Let's Make a Deal: Beltway Edition

Michael Winship | Posted 11.17.2009 | Business

Read More: Richard Durbin, American Banking Association, Cap and Trade, Politics, Insttitute for Policy Studies, President Obama, Mortgage Crisis, Banks, Bank Bailout, US Chamber of Commerce, Cramdown, Campaign Finance, Business News
Michael Winship

While executives are dancing with your dollars, the foreclosures they helped to bring on continue to rise. Many banks are dragging their feet, enjoying the bailout bucks but failing to spread them around.

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Federal Small Businesses Loan Stalls As Banks Balk

nytimes.com | ROBB MANDELBAUM | Posted 09.13.2009 | Business

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Small-business owners hoping for some assistance of the sort given to the nation's biggest banks applauded when the Small Business Administration unve...

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Why Are Bankers Still Being Treated As Beltway Royalty?

Arianna Huffington | Posted 05.31.2009 | Politics

Read More: Credit Card Bill, American Banking Association, Mortgage Bankers Association, Chrysler Bankruptcy, Chrysler Banks, Credit Cardholders Bill of Rights, Chrysler, Bankers, Credit Card Rates, Credit Cards, Financial Services Roundtable, Cramdown, Senate Cramdowns, Dick Durbin, Carolyn Maloney, Transparency, Politics News
Arianna Huffington

How do the same banks that have repeatedly come to Washington over the last eight months asking for billions to rescue them from their catastrophic mistakes, somehow still "own the place"?

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