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Daily Biz- From the NBR News Desk

posted by Melissa Harmon, Senior Producer at 6:04 PM on 02/26/08

Daily Biz Title GraphicHow do you pick the best quotes from 14-1/2 minutes of good stuff? That's the task I faced today, after Susie Gharib interviewed Richard Fisher, President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas.

Susie and Fisher covered a lot of ground from inflation to stagflation to how much is enough when it comes to rate cuts? In the end we decided to accommodate as much of the interview as possible by pushing off some of our regular features, like the commentary that usually ends the program.

That said we were still only able to bring you about 7-1/2 minutes of the Fisher interview. So if you like what you see tonight, please check out the streaming video of the full interview on our website. You can also read the complete transcript here.

As for the rest of tonight's coverage... Paul Kangas has the details of IBM's big stock buyback. Coming in at $15 billion dollars, it's the second time in just over a year that Big Blue has announced a big buyback. And our series "A Guide to Giving" continues with Stephanie Dhue's look at how to rate the charities vying for your donations.

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