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- Congressional Democrats are blasting insurance giant AIG for threatening to sue the government over the company’s “onerous” federal bailout. [The Hill]
- Bank of America is beating a retreat from the mortgage market. [Washington Post]
- Americans are now relocating in greater numbers than before the Great Recession. [Wall Street Journal]
- The European Union is looking to put stricter privacy rules in place to rein in Google and Facebook. [Bloomberg]
- U.S. oil imports are projected to hit their lowest level in 25 years in 2014. [Financial Times]
- According to a government watchdog, the IRS should be doing more to audit wealthy Americans. [CNBC]
- U.S. consumer debt rose in November due to increases in auto and student loans. [Associated Press]
- France is looking to crack down on tax dodging by multinational corporations. [Reuters]
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