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Time.com: 2 Firms Selected for Mortgage Securities Program

The Treasury Department has picked two financial institutions to manage a program it unveiled last month to provide support for beleaguered mortgage-backed securities

CNNMoney: Run ends on money market funds

Investors have stopped fleeing money-market funds, a week after the federal government said it would insure fund shares don't lose their value.

CNNMoney: Bailout: Little help for homeowners

The $700 billion bailout legislation now under consideration by Congress calls for the Treasury Secretary to implement a plan to stem foreclosures by working with servicers to modify loans.

CNNMoney: Rushing to save money-market funds

Coming to the rescue of a bedrock of American investing, the Treasury Department and the Federal Reserve took three big steps Friday to shore up the $3.3 trillion U.S. money-market fund industry.

CNNMoney: Banks planning to create lifeline for rivals

As the outlook for Lehman Brothers' future appeared to dim Sunday, U.S. and foreign banks joined forces to create a plan aimed at inoculating the global financial system against the investment bank's possible failure, a top investment banking official said.

CNNMoney: Treasury offers mortgage takeover FAQ

The Treasury Department is trying to reassure investors that the government will meet its commitments in its unprecedented takeover of the nation's two largest mortgage companies.

CNNMoney: Treasury near plan for Fannie and Freddie - report

The Treasury Department is close to finalizing plans to effectively take over beleaguered mortgage buyers Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, according to a report published Friday.

Time.com: Judge: Adapt Money for Use by Blind

When the next generations of $5, $10, $20 and $50 bills roll off the presses, there should be some way for blind people to tell them apart, a federal judge said Thursday

CNNMoney: Bonds fall on strong GDP

U.S. Treasury prices fell slightly Thursday after a revised reading on second-quarter GDP showed a better-than-expected jump and the government auctioned off $22 billion of 5-year notes.

CNNMoney: Read Treasury Secretary Paulson's statement

The following statement was posted online by the U.S. Department of the Treasury:

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