2 Banks to Buy Back $7 Billion in Securities

Courtesy NYT > Business  Thu, 08/14/2008 - 11:29

JPMorgan Chase and Morgan Stanley agreed to repurchase a combined $7 billion in auction-rate securities as part of a settlement with regulators.


 

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