All Blog Posts from Investigative Round-Up

McClatchy:
In March, Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner unveiled a Public-Private Investment Program in which the government and private firms would bid together to purchase toxic assets from banks, freeing them to increase lending and help revive the economy.
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CBS News:
There was another hint today that Bernard Madoff may not be the only perpetrator (or even the only Madoff) to be charged in connection with the $65 billion Ponzi scheme that sent him to prison. (Read the article)

AP:
The European Union's highest court on Wednesday overturned a 2001 decision by EU governments to freeze the assets of a Saudi businessman and a Sweden-based charity suspected of funding al-Qaida terror groups.
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Forbes:
The U.S. Treasury moved to freeze the assets of a defunct Saudi-based charity Thursday, saying parts of the group were being revived and were channeling money to al Qaeda. ()
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