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Warren Buffett's Beloved Wells Fargo Not Escaping From TARP 
The Business Insider | Tue, Jun 9
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Notably absent from this morning's list of TARP escapees is Wells Fargo (WFC), the bank in which Warren Buffett has said he'd be willing to invest his entire net worth. The bank has never been a fan of of the TARP -- it's Chairman has called it ...
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