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Government Taking Over Fannie, Freddie
The federal government is taking over mortgage companies Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. New York Times financial editor Gretchen Morgenson breaks down what this means for consumers.
'Marketplace' Report: Do Automakers Deserve Cash?
Automakers are asking for as much as $50 billion in subsidized loans to help retool old plants. Congress already approved $25 billion last year, as part of a bill requiring automakers to improve gas mileage by 2020.
Fannie, Freddie CEOs To Leave With Millions
The troubled mortgage companies' CEOs won't leave empty-handed. Fannie Mae's Daniel Mudd will likely take home $9 million, while Freddie Mac's Richard Syron may walk out the door with $13 million.
Fate Of Fannie, Freddie Left To Next Administration
The Bush administration Sunday seized the two housing finance giants that together own or guarantee about half the nation's home loans. But the Treasury Department did not say what it thinks should happen next, says David Wessel, economics editor of The Wall Street Journal.
U.S.-China Cash Flow Depends On Fannie, Freddie
Thanks to the trade deficit, every day China ends up with a billion new U.S. dollars. By buying bonds from the mortgage giants, it has a reliable way to send the U.S. dollars back — so Americans can buy more from China.