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ACORN to formally disband – Reuters

New York Daily News ACORN to formally disband Reuters Demonstrators from ACORN's Home Defenders rally outside the foreclosed home of Marie Elie in Elmont, New York, April 9, 2009. CHICAGO (Reuters) – The liberal US grass-roots group ACORN will formally disband on April 1 due to falling revenues, … Acorn to Shut All Its Offices by April 1 New York Times Community Activist Group Folds Wall Street Journal ACORN plans to shut down CNN TimesNewsline.com  - The Associated Press  - UPI.com all 818 news articles »

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Orszag Defends US Budget’s Economic Growth Assumptions – NASDAQ

Reuters Orszag Defends US Budget's Economic Growth Assumptions NASDAQ WASHINGTON -(Dow Jones)- White House Budget Director Peter Orszag Tuesday defended the US budget from lawmakers' doubts about its economic growth assumptions and Republican accusations it will “bankrupt the … How Health Care Fares In Obama's Budget Freeze WBUR Forex: Orszag Argues For Obama Budget Before Senate Committee ForexTV.com Obama's Proposed Budget is a Mixed Bag for Rural Health HealthLeaders Media Wall Street Journal  - Washington Post  - The Union Leader all 840 news articles »

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Wall Street’s $26m lobbyists gear up to fight Obama banks reform – The Guardian

The Guardian Wall Street’s $26m lobbyists gear up to fight Obama banks reform The Guardian Banks are mobilising a smooth-running lobbying machine in Washington to battle Barack Obama’s plans to limit the size and scope of Wall Street institutions, as financial services firms gear up to stop a shake-up …

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Will New Rules Tame the Wall Street Tiger? – Wall Street Journal

Telegraph.co.uk Will New Rules Tame the Wall Street Tiger? Wall Street Journal President Obama’s proposal this week to restrict the size and scope of banks, effectively reviving the Depression-era Banking Act, or “Glass-Steagall,” is certainly good politics. It puts the Republicans back on the defensive and .. See the rest …

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If You Name It Like an Airline, Don’t Be Surprised When It Crashes – Wall Street Journal

The Guardian If You Name It Like an Airline, Don’t Be Surprised When It Crashes Wall Street Journal Bad news for liberals appears to come in threes this week. First the political earthquake in Massachusetts. Then yesterday’s news that the Supreme Court was eviscerating portions of the McCain-Feingold campaign …

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If You Name It Like an Airline, Don’t Be Surprised When It Crashes – Wall Street Journal

The Guardian If You Name It Like an Airline, Don't Be Surprised When It Crashes Wall Street Journal Bad news for liberals appears to come in threes this week. First the political earthquake in Massachusetts. Then yesterday's news that the Supreme Court was eviscerating portions of the McCain-Feingold campaign finance law, … Air America to close, files for bankruptcy Reuters Air America Radio Closing, Filing for Bankruptcy ABC News RBR-TVBR analysis: Why Air America failed Radio Business Report The Guardian  - Media Buyer Planner  - New York Times all 484 news articles »

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GLOBAL MARKETS: European Stocks Lower; Banks Weigh – Wall Street Journal

Reuters GLOBAL MARKETS: European Stocks Lower; Banks Weigh Wall Street Journal LONDON (Dow Jones)–European stocks posted moderate losses Friday, led lower by banks after US President Barack Obama proposed stricter regulations on the sector. Obama’s plan, which still needs to be vetted by … Futures point to higher Wall …

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Futures point to higher Wall Street open

(Reuters) – Stock index futures indicated that Wall Street may open higher on Friday, regaining a little of the ground lost in the previous session, when they fell heavily after President Barack Obama outlined plans for tougher banking regulations. More here: Futures point to higher Wall Street open

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Wall Street looking for a rebound

U.S. stocks looked set for a rebound of sorts Friday, as investors aimed to recoup losses from the previous session’s selloff triggered by President Obama’s new bank plan. Read the original: Wall Street looking for a rebound

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Asia tracks US tumble after Obama bank proposal (AP)

AP – Asian stock markets tumbled Friday after President Barack Obama proposed a sweeping overhaul of Wall Street banks to avert future financial crises. Read the original here: Asia tracks US tumble after Obama bank proposal (AP)

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