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Government moves again to unclog credit lines
WASHINGTON - President Bush today announced a $250 billion plan by the government to directly buy shares in the nation's leading banks, saying the drastic steps were "not intended ... (more...)
Government moves again to unclog credit lines
WASHINGTON (AP) - The government put itself four-square into the country's banking business today, resorting to what President Bush conceded was the unwelcome choice of buying into ... (more...)
Government Moves Into the Open - Government Technology
While open source is attractive because of its lower upfront costs, the real value lies in the collaborative principles on which it has been (more...)
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Government Moves To Unclog Credit Lines - News- msnbc.com
The government put itself four-square into the country's banking business Tuesday, resorting to what President Bush conceded was the unwelcome choice of buying into the system to ... (more...)
Government moves again to unclog credit lines
WASHINGTON (AP) ? The government put itself four-square into the country's banking business Tuesday, resorting to what President Bush conceded was the unwelcome choice of massive ... (more...)
Government Moves on Yucca Nuclear Waste Site : NPR
The long-awaited application, 8,600 pages long, is so big it had to be delivered by truck. In order for licenses to be granted, the documents need to show that the proposed Yucca ... (more...)
Government Moves Again to Unclog Credit Lines Government Moves Again ...
The government put itself four-square into the country's banking business Tuesday, resorting to what President Bush conceded was the unwelcome choice of a partial nationalization ... (more...)
Government moves to stem repossessions
The move sets out clearly the steps that lenders will have to take before bringing a repossession claim to a court, to ensure that it is a last resort. Around 18,900 people lost ... (more...)
Government moves again to unclog credit lines
WASHINGTON (AP) -- President Bush on Tuesday announced a $250 billion plan by the government to directly buy shares in the nation's leading banks, saying the drastic steps were ... (more...)
Government moves again to unclog credit lines
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke speaks at a press conference with Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson, background, at the Treasury Department in Washington, Tuesday, Oct. 14 ... (more...)