The U.S. Senate Thursday could pass a long-stalled measure that would boost lending to small businesses, giving President Barack Obama’s Democrats one of their last chances to show voters they are working to revive the sluggish economy.
The Senate is expected to hold a series of votes in the morning on the package of lending incentives and tax breaks and could possibly give it final approval.
The House of Representatives has passed passed a similar bill and is expected to quickly approve the Senate’s version.
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