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Bank CEO's Are Defending Their Spending Habits

By: Jane King
Updated: February 11, 2009
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 Bank CEOs are trying to defend their spending habits by saying that every cent of the bailout money they received went to appropriate purchases. We have that story and much more on the economy in this mornings Bloomberg report.

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