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Cram for the Credit Crunch

Under a tight credit squeeze some economists predict to be the next crisis, President Barack Obama met in April with executives of 14 credit card companies, including the Bank of America, Mastecard, Visa, Capital-One, Citi-Group and American Express. He sought to spur reform of this industry that has long imposed brutal penalties on consumers and rejected any attempt to legislate regulation of their practices. The U.S. House of Representatives responded a few days later by passing the Credit Cardholders’ Bill of Rights to eliminate such consumer abuse. [MORE]

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Cram for the Credit Crunch

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