WASHINGTON — The Treasury Department said Tuesday that it planned to sell the government's stake in some of the 218 mostly small banks that still have not repaid bailout money received during the ...

The central component of the TARP program was the Capital Purchase Program, in which the government bought preferred shares in hundreds of banks in 2008 and 2009. In all, CPP recipients took $204.9 ...

There are more than 300 financial institutions across the country – and about a dozen in Los Angeles County – still in the Troubled Asset Relief Program, and the Treasury Department wants them out.

The Treasury Department has no plans to recycle funds from the $700 billion Wall Street rescue package to make more capital injections into financial institutions, a top official said Wednesday.

WASHINGTON, Dec 18 (Reuters) - The U.S. Treasury plans to sell off its shares in about two-thirds of the remaining banks that took government bailout money during the financial crisis over the coming ...

WASHINGTON (Reuters.com) -- The injection of presidential politics, and rebellion among House Republicans (with higher than normal stakes given their sense that they politically "own" the recent ...