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[11.30.09]

Opinion: Fed 'reform' we don't want

[11.24.09]

No Bondholder Left Behind

OPINION

[11.24.09]

Could Wall Street Actually Lose in Congress?

[11.24.09]

Beware the Result of Outrage

[11.24.09]

Proposal to allow breakup of huge banks gains momentum

[11.20.09]

Analyst Discounts Chances of Bank Breakup Plan

[11.20.09]

House Attacks Fed, Treasury

[11.19.09]

House Financial Services Committee OKs powers to break up large firms

[11.19.09]

Will the House Stand Up for Greater Bailout Transparency?

[11.19.09]

Ambitious bills could remake financial regulatory

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Bailout Watch is the cooperative project of six core organizations: Center for Economic and Policy Research, Economic Policy Institute, OMB Watch, OpenTheGovernment.org, Project on Government Oversight (POGO), Taxpayers for Common Sense. The site is now maintained by OMB Watch as a repository for major reports on TARP and the economic bailout.

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