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WASHINGTON - White House spokeswoman Dana Perino said today that the Bush administration may reverse its opposition to using money from the Troubled Asset Relief Program to help Chrysler, Ford and General Motors.

WASHINGTON -- Card processor CMC and NAFCU Services Corporation are jointly offering a series of Web events aimed at credit unions that previously sold their credit card portfolios who wish to get back into card issuing.

WASHINGTON -- Consumer spending at retail outlets fell again last month, as the recession continued to batter key parts of the economy.

WASHINGTON -- The Small Business Administration issued an interim final rule today for new lender oversight regulations in its guaranteed loan programs with the aim of greater enforcement authority and increase transparency on how risk is evaluated.

WASHINGTON - There were 573,000 first-time filings for unemployment insurance last week, a 58,000 increase from the week before, the Labor Department reported today.

GLENDALE, Calif. - A two-year, on-site study by Panda Security found that many of the computers used to send remittances back to immigrants' home countries were found to be wide open to cyberattacks, the company said.