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CNNMoney: No decision yet on homebuyer credit - Obama official

While momentum is building on Capitol Hill to extend the $8,000 first-time homebuyer credit, President Obama's housing secretary said Tuesday the administration has not decided whether to support its expansion.

CNNMoney: FDIC bank fund in the red until 2012

The government insurance fund designed to protect consumer bank deposits will likely stay in the red through 2012, Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. chief Sheila Bair said Wednesday.

Fortune: Recess for Congress, relief for Obama

The pig of U.S. financial reform will be stuck in the legislative python a bit longer. U.S. lawmakers are about to flee steamy Washington for their month-long summer recess, leaving much of Barack Obama's ambitious agenda hanging.

CNNMoney: Stocks likely to continue slump

Markets were looking for a fall when they open Monday, as the World Bank said a global recovery was 'unusually uncertain' and cut growth forecasts for most countries.

CNNMoney: Dollar mixed in early trade

The dollar was mixed against European currencies Tuesday, while remaining strong against the yen, as investors gear up for key economic data and remarks from Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke and President Obama.

CNNMoney: Big Three plead for $34B from Congress

The CEOs of the leading automakers were back before Congress Thursday, arguing for a larger bailout than they asked for just two weeks ago, and hoping to undo the damage they did to their case at the earlier hearings.

CNNMoney: Auto bailout: Showdown

For more than a century, the U.S. auto industry has been at the center of the American industrial economy. Events over the next month could determine if that remains the case.

CNNMoney: Dodd: Auto bailout lacks GOP support

The top Democrat on the Senate Banking Committee said Thursday there is not enough support among Republicans to pass a proposed bailout package for the auto industry.

Time.com: The Next Bailout: Helping Homeowners in Distress

The Bush Administration is working to create a program that would cut down on foreclosures by helping creditworthy borrowers make their monthly mortgage payments

Fortune: For housing, no easy fix

Calls for a sweeping federal response to the housing mess are getting louder. But finding a solution isn't getting any easier.

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