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Money: Goldman’s political influence, Fannie Mae stocks still trading heavily despite low worth

Business, Economics and Jobs

Louise Story explains why Goldman Sachs is choosing not to put money into political advertising despite the Supreme Court ruling that lessened restrictions. She also takes a look at why Fannie Mae stock, while worth little, is still trading heavily.

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The sweet side of bankruptcy: the other Fannie May ? the Chicago-based confectioner ? has had its own ups and downs

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