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Finance Leaders Lukewarm To PM's 'Bank Tax'

Gordon Brown with Timothy Geithner (R) and Danish PM Lars Lokke Rasmussen (L)

8:59am UK, Sunday November 08, 2009 Katie Cassidy, Sky News Online Pressure is growing on Gordon Brown over his handling of the economic crisis after the US treasury secretary rejected the PM's plans for a 'bank tax'. Full Article at Sky News

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