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Economy Mar 16

Payday Lenders Face Increasing Scrutiny

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Fed Aims to Unfreeze Credit Markets With Plan to Buy Short-Term Debt

The Federal Reserve announced a plan Tuesday to buy short-term debt directly from businesses, in an effort to stimulate paralyzed credit markets and get cash to companies that need it.

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