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Proposed Bail Out Bill
The New York Times has posted a draft copy of the U.S. Treasury bail out bill.
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The Federal Reserve Board on Wednesday announced its approval of the application by Industrial and Commercial Bank of China Limited, China Investment Corporation, and Central Huijin Investment Ltd., a…
