By Greg Morcroft, MarketWatch
Shares of several companies that make short-term, high-interest loans to risky borrowers fell Wednesday after an industry-supported bill died in the Texas legislature.
The bill, favored by the so-called “payday lenders,” would have given lenders more flexibility, and allowed them to make more loans to repeat customers.
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