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Feds preparing to sue Standard & Poor's over pre-crash ratings

February 4, 2013

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The report called on the SEC to rank credit rating agencies.

Contact Amanda Bronstad at abronstad@alm.com. Staff reporter Mike Scarcella contributed to this report.

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