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Wachovia Calls Order Blocking Sale 'invalid'

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Wachovia Corp., at the center of a fight between Wells Fargo and Citigroup Inc. over who will buy the beleaugered bank, said Sunday it is pressing ahead with its deal to sell its banking operations to Wells Fargo. (Oct. 5)

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Hopefully Wells ... ( 1 month ago by danielinraleigh)

Hopefully Wells Fargo will get Wachovia. I think no-one should block Wachovia from choosing whom to buy it.

GD JP Morgan ... ( 1 month ago by Squirelbutt)

GD JP Morgan wanting to repeat history again. Good for Wells Fargo

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Good thing that ... ( 1 month ago by nwa10000)

Good thing that greasy Bandit from ShitiGroup didn't get Wachovia at a firesale price, paid for by taxpayers and Wachovia shareholders, or the service could become as nonexistent as ShitiBank's! Bandit should get his own bank in order before taking over another, or stick to convenience stores.
This same hedgefund manager who caused this crisis cashes in , and now trys to screw the public a second time . Now he cries and sues for $60B for a bank he tried to steal for $2.1B!