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The Following Are Several Examples Of Our Hard Money Content:

State moving past 'emergency stage' in flooding, Doyle says - Green Bay Press-Gazette - MSN Newsfeeds

FORT ATKINSON — Gov. Jim Doyle said the state is moving out of a crisis caused by severe flooding and into a stage of assessing damage and cleaning up. "We're moving out of the emergency stage," he said Friday after touring hard-hit Jefferson ...    [click for more]

MicroFinancial Incorporated Announces Cash Dividend - MarketWatch - News Articles

, , ) announced today that the Board of Directors of MicroFinancial Incorporated declared a cash dividend of $0.05 per common share payable on August 15, 2008, to holders of record of MFI common stock at the close of business on August 5, 2008. This ...   [click for more]

Another Fed rescue -- baltimoresun.com - News Articles

First, it was the banks. Now the Federal Reserve has come to the aid of money market funds as the government seeks to break the credit logjam that threatens the global economy. A week after the government announced it would spend $250 billion to buy ...   [click for more]

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