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GMAC Gets $3.8 Billion in Third US Bailout Package
BusinessWeek
GMAC contributed $2.7 billion of capital to ResCap in the form of mortgage loans acquired from the Ally Bank unit, debt forgiveness and cash, according to
GMAC to receive 3d infusion of funds | Philadelphia Inquirer | 12/31/2009Philadelphia Inquirer
GMAC said to be seeking more US assistanceLos Angeles Times
GMAC to get an additional $3.8 billion in government aideGMCarTech (blog)
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Arctic Glacier Announces Extension of Credit Facility
SYS-CON Media (press release)
The revised maturity date is now March 1, 2010, which provides the Company additional time to refinance its maturing debt. Arctic Glacier is currently in

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Forbes (blog)
Cash-strapped Portsmouth seek new owners again
ESPN
It might do, the current owners are trying to refinance, and they want to see the club survive, but as yet it hasn't happened. "This club needs to avoid
Portsmouth players set for fresh wages delayAFP
Portsmouth Faces Ugly TimesForbes (blog)
Pompey could face bankruptcy after court hearingBusinessWeek

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Reuters
US to Lose $400 Billion on Fannie, Freddie, Wallison Says
BusinessWeek
The debt of Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and the Federal Home Loan Banks grew an average of $184 billion annually from 1998 to 2008, helping fuel a bubble that
Federal agency debt issuance rises in 2009Reuters
Fannie Debt Merger MonetizationGold Seek
Fannie, Freddie Proving Too Big to ShrinkABC News
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Reuters
Mortgage Rates in US Rise to Highest in Four Months
BusinessWeek
The rate for 30-year fixed US home loans rose to 5.14 percent for the week ended today from 5.05 percent, mortgage finance company Freddie Mac said.
Fannie Debt Merger MonetizationGold Seek
Mortgage Rates Rise Further; 30-Year Hits 5.14%Wall Street Journal
Mortgage Rates End the Year Above 5 PercentABC News
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