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    Cntr for Public Integrity: Subprime lending execs back in business five years after crash
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    Cntr for Public Integrity: Subprime lending execs back in business five years after crash

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    Banks hesitant to work with legit pot businesses, concerning Democratic lawmakers

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    Former Merrill Lynch CEO: Too-big-to-fail is still a problem
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    Former Merrill Lynch CEO: Too-big-to-fail is still a problem

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    Bloomberg: How the bank lobby loosened the reins on U.S. derivatives
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    Bloomberg: How the bank lobby loosened the reins on U.S. derivatives

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      This photo combo shows Fed Vice Chair Janet Yellen, left, and former Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers. Summers is the White House insider with a direct line to President Barack Obama. Yellen is the Federal Reserve veteran with a long list of congressional patrons. The two Ivy League trained economists have emerged as leading contenders to replace Ben Bernanke as chairman of the Fed, the nation’s central bank. Obama could announce his nominee in the coming weeks. (AP Photo/Eugene Hoshiko, J. Scott Applewhite)
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    Weighing Yellen vs. Summers for Federal Reserve

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    Financial regulators are revisiting one of the key Dodd-Frank regulations pertaining to mortgages, two years after industry and consumer groups warned that the original proposal would raise borrowing costs for homeowners. (Photo: Thinkstock)
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    Darryl Layne Woods, the former chairman and chief financial officer of Mainstreet Bank in Ashland, Mo., used $381,487 in Troubled Asset Relief Program funds to buy himself a luxury vacation condo in Southwest Florida. (Thinkstock)

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    Absent bailouts, the market can regulate banks
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    The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation evolved from protecting depositors to protecting big banks. (AP File)
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    Megabanks are a creature of government, not of unbridled capitalism

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    HHS: Small Businesses May Keep Current Health Plans in 2014, But Will Lose Tax Credit

    HHS: Small Businesses May Keep Current Health Plans in 2014, But Will Lose Tax Credit

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