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Apr 02

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Change in Mark-to-Market Rules Could Have Big Impact on Banks' Balance Sheets

A key accounting standard was changed Thursday to allow banks more flexibility in mark-to-market rules, which help establish the value of assets. Analysts explain what impact this change in these rules could have for banks.

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Apr 02

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Pelosi Details Partisan Wrangling Over Final Budget Blueprint

As Congress takes action on President Obama's budget plan, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi offers her perspective on lawmakers' spending priorities and how alternative budget proposals have fared in the debate.

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Apr 02

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Obama Fields Questions After G20 Summit

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After attending the G20 summit in London, President Barack Obama spoke briefly and answered some questions posed by the media. Here are his opening remarks as prepared for delivery:…

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Mar 26

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Geithner Details Plan for Major Federal Financial Regulation Reforms

Telling lawmakers that the U.S. financial system has grown "too unstable and fragile," Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner rolled out the Obama administration's plans Thursday for a massive overhaul of the government's financial oversight role.

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Mar 25

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Obama Makes Case for Budget, Congress Considers Cuts

Congressional Democrats outlined plans Wednesday to scale back the Obama administration's budget plan as the president visited Capitol Hill to drum up support. Reporters examine the politics at play.

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Mar 25

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Democrats Plan to Cut Billions From Obama's Budget Request

By Admin, PBS News Hour

In budget blueprints they plan to formally release Wednesday, House and Senate Democrats said they plan to cut billions from President Obama's spending request while preserving some of his most significant domestic programs.

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Mar 24

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With Budget Fight Brewing, Obama Defends Economic Recovery Plan

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In his continuing public campaign of interviews and speeches, President Obama pledged Tuesday to fight for spending initiatives in his $3.6 trillion budget and defended efforts to stabilize the faltering economy.

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Mar 24

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Calls Intensify for Expanded Financial Regulation

Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner and Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke testified before Congress Tuesday on the flap over AIG bonuses and called for increased regulatory powers. Analysts assess the real-world impacts of strengthening financial regulation.

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Mar 20

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AIG Bonus Outrage, Deficit Complicate Obama Agenda

With Washington still railing against more than $160 million of bonuses at insurance giant AIG, Mark Shields and Byron York consider the impact of the furor and the new estimates of the growing federal deficit on President Obama's agenda.

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Mar 20

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Federal Deficit Projected to Hit $1.8 Trillion

New figures released Friday by the Congressional Budget Office predict the federal budget deficit will hit $1.8 trillion in 2009, billions of dollars more than previous estimates several weeks ago. Kwame Holman reports.

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