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Unemployment Remains at 6.1%

By Claude R. Marx

WASHINGTON -- Unemployment remained at 6.1% in September, as businesses cut 159,000 nonfarm jobs, the Department of Labor reported today.

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October 03, 2008

House Scheduled to Vote Today on Economic Bill

WASHINGTON -- All eyes will be on the U.S. House when it votes today on an economic package that includes raising the amount of credit union deposits that are federally insured and creates a fund that buys illiquid assets from credit unions and other financial institutions.

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October 03, 2008

House Scheduled to Vote Today on Economic Bill

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October 02, 2008

Banks, CUs, 'Moderately Happy' With Investment, Insurance Cross Sells

WAYNE, Pa. -- When asked how investment and insurance programs were perceived as a core strategy of their financial institution, more than half of managers in a recent survey said they were moderately satisfied with cross-selling efforts.

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October 02, 2008

S&P: Corporates Won't Tumble, But Aggressive Growth Threatens Long Term Ratings

NEW YORK -- Standard & Poor's Credit Analyst Robert B Hoban Jr. said negative ratings watches don't mean corporate credit unions are in jeopardy of the free-fall ratings downgrades other institutions have received in recent weeks.

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October 02, 2008

SBA Advocacy Director Resigns

WASHINGTON -- Chief Counsel for Advocacy Thomas M. Sullivan today announced that he will step down as head of the Office of Advocacy of the Small Business Administration.

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October 02, 2008

SBA Advocacy Director Resigns

WASHINGTON -- Chief Counsel for Advocacy Thomas M. Sullivan today announced that he will step down as head of the Office of Advocacy of the Small Business Administration.

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October 02, 2008

Peak5 Negotiating Merger; May Close Doors If Talks Fail

CENTENNIAL, Colo. -- Centrix successor Peak5 is hoping one of two potential merger deals go through, so it can avoid raising rates or going out of business by year-end, said CEO Kevn Barry.

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Unemployment Remains at 6.1%

CDFI Fund to Hold Tuesday Teleconference for Prospective Applicants

Registration Brisk for Southwest Corporate's Economic Forum

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House Scheduled to Vote Today on Economic Bill

House Scheduled to Vote Today on Economic Bill

Banks, CUs, 'Moderately Happy' With Investment, Insurance Cross Sells

S&P: Corporates Won't Tumble, But Aggressive Growth Threatens Long Term Ratings

SBA Advocacy Director Resigns

SBA Advocacy Director Resigns

Peak5 Negotiating Merger; May Close Doors If Talks Fail