The U.S. Treasury Department said Wednesday that General Motors (NYSE: GM) has bought back from the government all the GM preferred stock issued under the Troubled Asset Relief Program [TARP), ...

General Motors announced this week that it repaid its multibillion-dollar taxpayer-backed TARP loans. GM even bragged that it was able to “repay the taxpayers in full, with interest, ahead of schedule ...

We have been dealing with so much big government heinousness being foisted upon us since January 2009 that the monstrosity that started it all remains largely unexamined – October 2008’s Troubled ...

General Motors Corp. is being kept alive by $13.4 billion in federal Troubled Asset Relief Program loans and says it will need as much as $16.6 billion to survive until auto sales recover from their ...

Three years after it nearly sold its ailing German auto company, General Motors says it's committed to turning it around. Reuters The U.S. Treasury Department said Wednesday it aims to sell its ...

Taxpayers projected to lose more than %2420 billion on two of TARP programs. About half of that loss is from the %2450 billion GM bailout. As a Senate staffer in 2008%2C I took part in the efforts to ...

General Motors has fully repaid its debt under the Troubled Asset Relief Programme, the Department of the Treasury announced on Thursday. According to a statement GM paid the outstanding amount of ...

The special inspector general for the Troubled Asset Relief Program released its quarterly report Tuesday, providing the latest comprehensive snapshot of where we are with TARP, how much U.S.