When CIT Group filed for Chapter 11 protection this Sunday, it was the fifth largest bankruptcy in American history. It's a company that directly affects most of the small and medium-sized businesses in the economy. But most Americans have never heard of it. We explore how ongoing turmoil on Wall Street is likely to affect local small businesses.
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Small Businesses and Turmoil on Wall Street
Listen Monday, Nov. 2, 2009 at 1:33 p.m. in Economy, Finance
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Guests
Marie Beaudette
Editor, "Bankruptcy Beat," Wall Street Journal; Editor, "Daily Bankruptcy Review," Dow Jones
Barbara Lang
President and CEO, DC Chamber of Commerce
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