Merrill Lynch (MER) CEO Thain says the company has not used the Fed lending facility - Bloomberg
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Merrill Lynch (NYSE: MER) CEO John Thain says the company has not used the Fed lending facility, but said it should stay open to brokers. Thain says the Fed window gives a source of confidence. - Blooomberg
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