Tuesday, November 24, 2009

Henry Paulson

Bailout Prevents Great Depression 2.0

Doing nothing could cost $30 trillion or more in financial and economic losses. more >>

A New Direction on Wall Street

The feds take unprecedented actions to save the financial system. more >>

Paulson Determined to Keep Credit Flowing

Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac to up lending. more >>

The Mother of All Bailouts

I have a hard time believing that Congress is just going to write a blank check and not require something out of Wall Street beyond greater regulation down the road more >>

What Paulson Meant to Say

If you listen carefully, the treasury secretary sounds pretty gloomy. more >>

Markets Cheer Fannie, Freddie Takeover

Will the euphoria last? more >>

Public Opinion: Should the Federal Government Take Over Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac?

Is this the right move? more >>

What Paulson Learned From the Pentagon

Vague talk about a Fannie-Freddie bailout is a shrewd strategic move. more >>

Fannie and Freddie: The Next President's First Migraine

It's time for McCain and Obama to speak up on the troubled mortgage giants. more >>

Paulson: A Rare Keeper

Amid the usual beltway blowhards, the treasury chief shows genuine leadership on the economy. more >>

Is Wall Street Losing Confidence in Bernanke and Paulson?

The never-ending credit crisis is taking a terrible toll on investor confidence. more >>

Paulson Dismisses Compensating for Bad Financial Decisions

Treasury secretary says that many foreclosures ‘are not preventable.’ more >>

Pressure Is Building for Industry Action

Paulson meets with lenders, presses for new housing solutions. more >>

Handicapping the Blueprint

Which parts of Paulson’s ambitious regulatory reform are most likely to be enacted? more >>

FAQ on Paulson's Regulatory Reform Plan

The Treasury chief wants to change the way financial players are supervised. more >>

A Life Preserver From the Fed

Meanwhile, Treasury Secretary Paulson says the market is resilient but needs help. more >>

Paulson to Wall Street: More Regulation on the Way

While the credit crisis continues, the White House is already looking ahead. more >>

Paulson: No New-Deal-Style Bailout

The treasury secretary doesn't think the housing crisis calls for radical government action. more >>

Project Lifeline Really Project Band-Aid

Will an extra 30 days really buy Americans enough time to avoid foreclosure? more >>

Morning Buzz: Jan. 23, 2008

In what many analysts see as a worrisome sign of the breadth and severity of the current economic downturn, technology giant Apple yesterday released disappointing sales projections for the upcoming quarter. Despite beating Wall Street expectations in the first quarter of fiscal 2008, Apple says its second-quarter sales, though still predicted to rise, will not meet the market's expectations. more >>

Henry Paulson: Blame the Machines

The Treasury secretary notes that automation, not outsourcing, is responsible for fewer factory jobs. more >>

Anger Over Bush Mortgage Plan Is Misplaced

The threat to the economy trumps the "moral hazard" issue. more >>

6 Things to Know About Bush's Plan

Mortgage moves will aid only a small group of borrowers—and only those who ask for help. more >>

Time for the White House to Rescue the Dollar?

The plunging greenback is putting pressure on Bush and Paulson to act. more >>

Hitting Iran Where It Hurts

Tough new U.S. economic sanctions raise tensions with Iran--and talk of war. more >>

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