U.S. MAY ADD $300B OF ‘JUNK’ SMALL-FIRM LOANS

U.S. May Add $300B of ‘Junk’ Small-Firm Loans
President Barack Obama is on the verge of formulating as most as $300 billion in credit for small businesses as bankers lift disbelief about either there’s direct for brand new loans and how most will be repaid.

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