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Sep 23

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Bernanke and Paulson Urge Congress to Act; Lawmakers Call for More Time

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Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke and Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson urged Congress to pass a $700 billion financial bailout Tuesday, saying the national economy could suffer more if too much time passes.

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Sep 22

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Congress Mulls $700B Financial Rescue Plan; Morgan, Goldman Shift Operations

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Lawmakers faced an intense round of negotiations Monday over a proposed $700 billion financial rescue plan as Congressional Democrats called for a cautious approach to stabilizing troubled financial markets and shoring up Wall Street's balance sheet.

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Sep 19

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Government Eyes Sweeping Wall Street Rescue Plan

After Ray Suarez recaps Friday's updates on government efforts to rescue the a financial system teetering on bad mortgage bets, Margaret Warner speaks with a financial columinst and a business reporter about the government's intervention and the impact of the…

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Sep 19

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Fed, Congress, President Review Plans to Aid Flailing Financial Markets

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President Bush and Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson pushed Congress Friday to cooperate with a plan to rescue the country's markets by authorizing the government to purchase failing mortgages at highly discounted rates.

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Sep 18

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Government Reshapes Role in Financial Sector With Bailouts

The financial crisis gripping Wall Street this week has led to an unprecedented level of government intervention. Policy experts examine the government's role in the crisis.

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Sep 17

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Government’s Rescue of AIG Fails to Calm Nervous Investors

The government's bailout of AIG failed to boost stock markets Wednesday, with the Dow dropping more than 400 points. Economic analysts examine the government's decision to aid the insurer and the state of financial woes.

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Sep 09

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Senators React to Freddie Mac, Fannie Mae Rescue Plan

After the U.S. Treasury's decision to take over mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, Senate Banking Committee members Chris Dodd, D-Conn., and Richard Shelby, R.-Ala., provide Congressional perspective on the rescue plan and assess the road ahead.

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Aug 05

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The “experts” all seem to be on the side of the status quo. Why can’t we hear from people inside the industry who really want to reform it?

Question/Comment: With all the discussion of the mortgage crisis, there is still hardly any mention of actually cleaning up the mortgage industry. The "experts" all seem to be on the side of the status quo, but maybe this is contributing…

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Jul 30

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On the Campaign Trail, Candidates Talk Energy Prices

Sens. Barack Obama and John McCain each outlined their positions on the debate over allowing more off-shore drilling to ease energy prices and overall voter concerns on energy costs.

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Jul 09

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Senate Rejects Cut to Doctors’ Medicare Payments

The Senate passed a bill Wednesday blocking a 10.6 percent drop in Medicare payments to doctors treating elderly, troops and veterans. Susan Dentzer discusses the short and long-term implications of the move by Congress, which President Bush will likely veto.

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