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Oct 22

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New AIG CEO Discusses Company Spending, Troubles

Government-appointed AIG CEO Edward Liddy discusses how the financial sector shake-up led to insurer AIG's problems and what measures he intends to take in order to return to successful business strategy.

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Oct 22

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Global Recession Fears Send Markets Tumbling

Stock markets fell Wednesday on news of weak corporate earnings and continued fears of a global recession. Economic analysts and reporters discuss the market's fall and the worldwide impact of the financial crisis.

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Oct 21

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Top Theorists Examine Rippling Economic Turbulence

As the financial sector shifts, so does the reach of the jolt to economic structures around the world. Economist Nassim Nicholas Taleb and his mentor, mathematician Benoit Mandelbrot, speak with Paul Solman about chain reactions and predicting the financial crisis.

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Oct 21

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Attempts to Ease Credit Crunch Reveal Mixed Results

Several plans have been enacted in recent weeks to loosen the flow of credit and ease the financial crisis. An expert panel evaluates the efforts and the state of the credit sector.

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Oct 21

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Pakistan Looks to Raise Billions in Foreign Loans

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Pakistan must raise between $10 billion to $15 billion over the next few weeks in order to keep making debt payments and pay for imports, the country's new economic affairs adviser Shaukat Tarin has said.

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Oct 20

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Fed Chairman Signals Support for New Stimulus Package

Wall Street saw a boost Monday as Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke told Congress that a second stimulus bill might help the economy. Experts examine the prospects for a new stimulus plan.

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Oct 17

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President Bush Stands by Government Action; Housing Starts Fall in September

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President Bush sought to reassure Americans that moves taken by the federal government would be bold enough to ease the financial crisis even as new reports showed further declines in the housing market.

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Oct 16

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Candidates Step Up Campaigning After Final Debate

With the last presidential debate behind them, Sens. John McCain and Barack Obama and their running mates continued campaigning in several battleground states, focusing on the differences in their plans for the economy. Kwame Holman reports on the latest from…

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Oct 15

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Contention Permeates Final McCain, Obama Debate

The two candidates for the presidency engaged on the economy, health care, abortion and other issues in Wednesday night's third and final debate before the election. Political analysts and historians discuss whether either senator emerged victorious.

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Oct 15

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European Leaders Call for Summit to Overal Global Financial System

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As the world's industrialized nations continued to roll out more plans to bolster flagging economies, European leaders called for a review of the global financial system.

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