Prosecutors Push to Jail Madoff - Wall Street Journal

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Prosecutors Push to Jail Madoff Wall Street Journal - 2 hours ago By AMIR EFRATI and CHAD BRAY Prosecutors argued that money manager Bernard Madoff poses a "danger to the community" and should go to jail after he may have ... Bid to Revoke Madoff’s Bail Cites His Gifts StarNewsOnline.com all 359 news articles

Venezuelan government drops free heating oil program that ... - Baltimore Sun

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Venezuelan government drops free heating oil program that ... Baltimore Sun, United States - Jan 6, 2009 Markus said that more money was just sent to local agencies that ran out of money for heating oil assistance. "We're continuing to pay and hopefully the ... Venezuela's Chávez shuts off free oil program for US poor Christian Science Monitor Drop in oil prices seen threatening Venezuela's ambitions Kansas City Star Venezuelan Heating Aid to US Poor Ends ABC News The Associated Press - Hot Air all 734 news articles

Burris' best bet could be federal court - The Associated Press

Burris' best bet could be federal court The Associated Press - 10 hours ago Adam Clayton Powell Jr., who faced accusations that he misappropriated public money. In a 7-1 ruling, the court said that in judging the qualifications of ... Video: Senate Leaders Say Burris May Be Seated AssociatedPress News Summary for January 6, 2009 NewsHour Obama's replacement as governor rebuffed Scotsman OpEdNews - National Journal all 8,347 news articles

Retailers seek tax-free shopping for 30 days - Seattle Post Intelligencer

Retailers seek tax-free shopping for 30 days Seattle Post Intelligencer - Jan 6, 2009 Retailers are asking for their own version of a government bailout, in the form of a sales tax holiday. It's unclear whether the tax holiday would apply to ...

Banks’ ‘Catatonic Fear’ Means Consumers Don’t Get TARP Relief - Bloomberg

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Banks’ ‘Catatonic Fear’ Means Consumers Don’t Get TARP Relief Bloomberg - Jan 5, 2009 Bank profits or returns on the government investments are secondary concerns, Hillebrand said. That view is opposed by free-market advocates such as Gary ... Banks might use bailout funds for acquisitions Dallas Morning News Second time lucky for City Daily Mail all 440 news articles