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Noteworthy News – February 15, 2010

Politics:

CIT TARP wipeout is official:  The US Treasury loses its entire $2.33 billion TARP investment in CIT Group — the largest TARP loss to date – MSN Money

L.A. budget crisis threatens jobs, credit rating – Reuters

How the New Campaign Finance Rules Will Change Politics – Mint.com

Economics:

Nobel laureate Krugman: ‘Dark age of macroeconomics’ is upon us – MIT News

A Decade of Unemployment – Visual Economics

Markets:

China’s surprise monetary tightening shatters calm – Financial Times

Beijing Seen Vacant for 50% as Chanos Predicts Crash – Bloomberg

Dollar Rises on Debt Woes in Greece, Dubai Spur Safety Demand – BusinessWeek

CREDIT MARKETS: Plan To Buy Delinquent Loans Shakes MBS Market – WSJ

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