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CNN - Stocks Likely To Drop At Open (CBS 46 News Atlanta)
Stocks Were Poised To Fall Monday, After A Series Of Major Bank Bailouts In Europe, As Congress Gets Ready To Vote On Its Own Bailout Plan For The Finance Industry.
2008-09-29 05:08:06 -
Stocks Tumble Worldwide, Government Bonds Rise on Bank Concerns (Bloomberg)
Sept. 29 (Bloomberg) -- Stocks in Europe and Asia and U.S. index futures dropped, the euro and the pound plunged and bonds rose as governments around the world raced to prop up banks.
2008-09-29 05:08:23 -
Bailout Plan in Hand, House Braces for Tough Vote (The Hendersonville Times-News)
The bill, intended to ease a growing credit crisis, came after a frenzied week of political twists and turns.
2008-09-29 05:08:26 -
Paulson Must Make $700 Billion Rescue for Banks Work (Update1) (Bloomberg)
Sept. 29 (Bloomberg) -- Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson and congressional Democrats hammered out a consensus on spending up to $700 billion to rescue the financial industry. There isn't consensus on whether it would work.
2008-09-29 05:09:04 -
Opening Step on Long Road (The Hendersonville Times-News)
The next administration will need to shape policy for a nation that will be less accustomed to easy credit and overspending.
2008-09-29 05:09:06 -
Stocks in Europe, Asia, U.S. Index Futures Slump; Dexia Falls (Bloomberg)
Sept. 29 (Bloomberg) -- Stocks tumbled in Europe and Asia and U.S. index futures retreated as bank bailouts accelerated and the $700 billion plan to rescue American financial institutions failed to unlock money markets.
2008-09-29 05:10:36 -
Stock index futures fall; bailout vote awaited (Ottawa Citizen)
Stock index futures fell on Monday on signs the global credit crisis was intensifying as European authorities rescued two embattled banks and U.S. lawmakers prepared to vote on a $700 billion emergency bailout plan.
2008-09-29 05:11:00 -
Cheney Components of the Paulson Plan - Huffingtonpost.com
A sudden catastrophe, threat of a worse disaster if an exorbitant solution is not adopted immediately and exactly as requested, and the requirement that emergency action be subject to no supervision or check by a higher body. In short, a plan for a ...
2008-09-27 08:55:00 -
Our readers' views - Sept. 27 - Columbian
As a lifelong bicyclist, I must respond to Lorain Bowers’ Sept. 18 letter advocating a law that cyclists and pedestrians should travel facing traffic. This makes sense for pedestrians because a person is moving slowly enough to react to vehicles ...
2008-09-27 06:50:00 -
Green Tech - CNET News
SAN JOSE, Calif.--The West Coast Green 2008 building show kicked off on Thursday, for the first time in this city with one of the nation's most ambitious "greening" plans . During our sneak peek at some of the 400 exhibits, products that caught our ...
2008-09-27 01:28:00 -
Time to finetune your budget - News.com.au
Email article Printer friendly Text size + - Share Add to Digg Add to del.icio.us Post to NewsVine Post to Facebook What are these? GETTING your personal finances in order takes discipline and commitment because no one should be more interested in ...
2008-09-28 05:47:00 -
Toxic Debt Avenger: What's the Best Way to Proceed? - Wall Street Journal
I'm dismayed to see the Journal's editorial page give up its strong free-market principles in supporting the Paulson Plan with some minor tweaks (" The Paulson Sale ," Sept 24). You have led the way in exposing government actions through regulation ...
2008-09-28 07:13:00 -
How the Washington Mutual Takeover Will Affect Consumers (US News & World Report)
Customers can still get their cash—and still have to pay their mortgage.
2008-09-26 09:16:44 -
Asset 'insurance' is next scary Wall Street novelty (The Columbus Dispatch)
Remember that simpler time before you had ever heard the term "subprime mortgage"?
2008-09-28 02:43:31 -
Sun,28 Sep 2008 (Hindustan Times)
COMMENT ON THIS ! Your Views! Capitalism does two things well. Creating wealth and making a bad name for itself. The sub-prime crisis and its fallout have meant a lot of the second, not much of the first. However, Adam Smith isn’t dead.
2008-09-28 08:45:45