Homeowners aren't the only ones who've gotten up to their ears in debt in the subprime loan debacle fallout. Investment banks and hedge funds have gotten into trouble by borrowing more and more to finance their investments.
Amy Scott reports.
Landing hard on leverage's downsideCourtesy Marketplace Thu, 05/01/2008 - 16:06
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