The strings attached to cash infusions

Courtesy Marketplace  Tue, 10/14/2008 - 12:41

The idea of having the Treasury Department take stakes in selected banks is to provide them with cash to start making loans again, not to keep it to themselves.

Janet Babin wonders if banks will agree to that.


 

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