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US Treasury confirms longer Citi lock-up period 
Reuters | Wed, Dec 16
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WASHINGTON, Dec 16 (Reuters) - The US Treasury on Wednesday confirmed its decision not to sell any of its Citigroup (CN) shares alongside the bank's $20.5 ...
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There is just one way to make the US government’s policy towards the banks work. That is for the Congress to vote another $1.5 trillion worth of additional TARP money for the banks - $1 trillion to buy the remaining toxic assets off their balance sheets, and $0.5 trillion worth of additional ca...
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