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CNNMoney: Take this TARP and shove it? Not so fast.

Some major financial firms are getting anxious about giving back the billions in U.S. government rescue funds they took hold of late last year. But it may not be that simple.

CNNMoney: Goldman Sachs posts $2.1 billion loss

Goldman Sachs suffered its first loss as a publicly traded company Tuesday, serving as yet another reminder that no corner of Wall Street has escaped the ongoing financial crisis.

Money Magazine: Forecast 2009: Your spending

Are you ready for some relief? Here it is: The prices for most stuff you buy won't rise as rapidly in 2009 as they did this year.

CNNMoney: Goldman Sachs to cut 3,260 jobs

Goldman Sachs will cut 10% of its workforce, or about 3,260 jobs, a source familiar with the investment bank's plans said Thursday.

CNNMoney: Morgan under siege as other banks rally

Shares of Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs, the last two big investment banks, plunged again Friday as fears about the fate of the banking sector remained front and center in the ongoing global financial crisis.

CNNMoney: Bank stocks can't hang onto gains

Financial stocks ended the day mostly lower after a strong start Wednesday morning, as investors began to focus more on the status of the financial bailout proposal in Congress and less on Berkshire Hathaway's investment in Goldman Sachs.

Time.com: Fed Boosts Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley

The Federal Reserve said Sunday it had granted a request by the country's last two major investment banks to change their status to bank holding companies

Time.com: Can Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs Go It Alone?

Shares of the only two stand-alone U.S. investment banks left after last week get pummeled

CNNMoney: Stocks slide at the open

Stocks slipped Tuesday morning as investors considered Goldman Sachs' mixed profit report and the latest Federal Reserve policy meeting, after the previous session's brutal selloff.

CNNMoney: Banks rally despite bad news

Financial stocks jumped Wednesday, as investors set aside mounting worries about troubled mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mae and a bearish report from Goldman Sachs about five key banks.

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