If you thought the bank bailout that started in late 2008 was long gone, you would be far from wrong. The special investigator for TARP, the government fund that was created in the wake of the financial crisis, released a report last week that said the government is still owed $133 billion from the fund. Worse, we're probably never going to get all of our money back.
-
-
Full ListMost Popular
- Are We Witnessing the Death of the Big-Box Store?
- How Cash Keeps Poor People Poor
- Euro Crisis: Is the Currency (Finally) Doomed?
- Euro Crisis: Why a Greek Exit Could Be Much Worse than Expected
- How to Be Happier at Work: 3 Tips
- The Top 10 Biggest Money-Losing Movies of All Time
- Why We’re So Bad At Teaching Entrepreneurship
- Apple CEO Cook Gives Up $75M in Stock Dividends
- Has Facebook Jinxed the IPO Market for Everyone?
- 5 Things Remarkable Bosses Never Do
- <i>Men in Black 3</i> Singes <i>The Avengers</i>
- Unwelcome Exposure
- Twit Lit: 14 Authors We Wish Were on Twitter
- India's Petrol Hike: Gas Goes Up, and a City Melts Down
- Elizabeth Taylor: Rare and Unpublished Photos of a Hollywood Legend
- Eurovision 2012: Sweden's Loreen Wins In Politically Charged Azerbaijan
- Are We Witnessing the Death of the Big-Box Store?
- Orange Crush: In Praise of the Golden Gate Bridge
- Fourth Flesh-Eating-Bacteria Case Confirmed in Georgia, Possible Fifth
- Why I'm Rooting for the Spurs (Or Hell, the Thunder Too)
-
Number of the Day
Hewlett-Packard CEO announced the company would be laying off 27,000 employees. Read more » -
-
-
VideosMore Videos
-
-










