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Wednesday, November 03, 2010

The Bankers Association issues another press release. This time without THE GRAPH


Here is THE GRAPH:



Here is the new press release:

20101103 Reporting Season Facts on Bank Profits


Here is the earlier one, with THE GRAPH:

False Banks Making Record Profits Due to Reduced Competition



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