Solyndra investigation expands as agents visit executives’ homes

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CEO and failed firm's founders questioned by agents on day of raid. Now Democrats are asking questions

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Federal agents search headquarters of failed solar firm Solyndra

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Solyndra executives will take the Fifth before Congress

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Recurring red flags failed to slow Obama administration's race to help Solyndra

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Benefits kept flowing to politically connected, now-bankrupt firm: Money, low lending rates - and a presidential visit

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White House kept close tabs on Solyndra loan, internal emails show

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Obama administration agreed to Solyndra loan days after insiders foresaw firm's failure

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Congressional hearing to focus on Obama administration loan to failed energy firm

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GOP to subpoena White House over Solyndra

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Obama administration agreed to Solyndra loan days after insiders foresaw firm's failure

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White House committed half-billion dollars days after government insiders warned solar firm would 'run out of cash'

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House committee votes to subpoena White House over Solyndra loan

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Solyndra told Congress it was 'on track' for success

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A status report of solar firm's finances assured Congress a

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Solyndra excutives stonewall Congress

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Department of Energy knew of Solyndra risks, former FBI agent finds

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From Bank of America, two different stories about tracking bailout funds

By Ben Protess

Is Bank of America, the nation’s largest bank, tracking how it spends $45 billion in taxpayer funds?

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Customers close accounts to protest Wall Street, abusive lending practices

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What's still hidden in AIG's files?

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Company trustees, lawmakers resist calls for more disclosure

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Another Wall Street bonus tax falters in Congress

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Finance industry makes up nearly half of pro-Romney super PAC’s donations

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Energy-backed firms award bonuses, file bankruptcy

By Ronnie Greene and Matthew Mosk

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"… ion has focused on one key outstanding question: Whether the giant insurer American International Group committed fraud in the run-up to its $182 billion bailout.The records of A …"

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Another Wall Street bonus tax falters in Congress

By Ben Protess

Bill faces industry opposition and skepticism from New York senators

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Energy-backed firms award bonuses, file bankruptcy

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Senior Treasury Dept. official is latest financial regulator to resign

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International regulators order mega-banks to boost capital to 9.5 percent

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Dodd-Frank author is proudest of "skin in the game" requirement for mortgage securitizers

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Even with U.S. oversight, AIG keeps secrets

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Government overseers, all from Wall Street, resist disclosure

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FACT CHECK: Crossroads GPS twists facts in Senate ads

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Reform reading: Fed reveals details about $3 trillion in emergency loans

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Energy-backed firms award bonuses, file bankruptcy

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The DOE financed green energy companies that later fell into bankruptcy — but not before the firms awarded big executive bonuses

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