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Write-Offs: 03.10.14

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$$$Bundesbank Criticizes Fed's Bank Rules [WSJ]

$$$Fannie, Freddie could send $179.2 billion to taxpayers: White House [Reuters]

$$$The Wolf Pups Of Wall Street: FtvS Adapting Book ‘Young Money’ As Drama Series [Deadline]

$$$ On Sunday evening, he posted a photograph to Twitter showing an artist’s rendering of what “Icahnopoly: The Activist Edition” would look like. The framed artwork was a “great gift from my daughter,” Mr. Icahn said in the tweet. [Dealbook]

$$$Westhus Reaping Fannie Windfall to Rival Big Short [Bloomberg]

$$$New Zealand man given ridiculous 99-character name after losing poker bet [Telegraph]

$$$Credit Suisse Documents Point to Mortgage Lapses [NYT]

$$$Zell fighting to lead $6.6B REIT [NYP]

$$$Teen Torched Mom's Clothes After She Refused To Give Him Money To Buy Pot [TSG]

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