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- The House passed a resolution to avert a government shutdown. [Reuters]
- The Senate is considering an amendment to its budget that would allow states to collect sales taxes from online retailers. [Reuters]
- The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau may target banks for discrimination in auto lending. [Bloomberg]
- American seniors took on more debt over the last decade than any other age group. [Wall Street Journal]
- The European Central Bank set a Monday deadline to reach a bailout deal for Cyprus. [Washington Post]
- Home sales rose at their fastest pace in three years in February. [Associated Press]
- Initial jobless claims hit their lowest level in five years this week. [CNN Money]
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