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NEW YORK [AP] — A group of global banks and securities firms announced late Sunday a $70 billion loan program that financial companies can tap to help ease a credit shortage that threatens global financial markets.

The ten banks, which include JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM) and Goldman Sachs Group Inc (GS), said they were committing $7 billion each for the pool. The pool would act as a signal to the marketplace that banks, brokerages, and other financial companies can lean on the fund to take care of borrowing needs...

by Joe Bel Bruno
AP Sep. 14 2008

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    Goldman looks pretty pretty juicy for the bears.
    2008 Sep 15 07:04 AM | Link | Reply
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    Price Discovery Supression Society pretty well sums up a lot of what your "Surviving Crooks and Liars Consortium" are doing these days but I have to say Greg that your heading is a bit of a tease to say the least.
    2008 Sep 15 07:16 AM | Link | Reply
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