Business Maverick: Credit Suisse Seeks Circuit Breaker With $54 Billion Line

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Credit Suisse Group AG sought to arrest a collapse in investor confidence Thursday by opening a 50 billion Swiss franc ($54 billion) credit line with the country’s central bank and offering to buy back debt, as executives and government officials plot ...

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