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Sep 16

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Presidential Contenders Call for Financial Industry Regulation

Sens. John McCain and Barack Obama promised tighter government regulation of Wall Street Tuesday as they struggled to address the country's economic woes from the campaign trail. Campaign advisers debate the candidates' proposals to regulate the investment industry.

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Sep 15

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Obama, McCain React to Wall Street's Turmoil

Sens. John McCain and Barack Obama pushed their proposals to reform Wall Street Monday as the financial sector reeled from the demise of Lehman Brothers and the selling of Merrill Lynch. Political reporters discuss the latest campaign news.

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Sep 15

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Wall Street Turmoil Forces Change to Banking Landscape

After a frantic weekend on Wall Street, Lehman Brothers filed for bankruptcy and Bank of America moved to buy Merill Lynch -- all of which sent the Dow Jones industrial average plunging on Monday. Reporters from the New York Times…

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Sep 15

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Lehman Brothers Files for Bankruptcy, Merrill Lynch Sells to Bank of America

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After a frantic weekend that shook Wall Street to the core, Lehman Brothers filed for bankruptcy Monday under the weight of $60 billion in bad real estate holdings and Bank of America moved to buy Merrill Lynch in a $50…

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Sep 11

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When running as intended, what cost difference does Fannie and Freddie make to the mortgage payment of the average house?

By Business Desk

Question/Comment: How do other nations subsidize housing (to the same end that Fannie and Freddie do in the U.S.)? When running as intended, what cost difference does Fannie and Freddie make to the mortgage payment of the average house? If…

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Sep 10

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Lehman Plans Asset Sale to Boost Investor Confidence

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Investment bank Lehman Brothers announced plans Wednesday to sell a majority stake in its investment management business as the company struggles to stay afloat after reporting a record quarterly loss of about $4 billion.

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Sep 08

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Questions Remain After Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac Takeover

Most U.S. stocks rose following the federal government takeover of mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, but questions lingered over the impact on the housing market and the credit crisis. Business reporters and analysts mull the implications of the…

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Sep 08

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Treasury Official Explains Fed's Move to Rescue Housing Firms

After a recap of the weekend's news on the government takeover of housing giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, acting Treasury Undersecretary Andrew Ryan details the move.

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Sep 08

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Markets Rise on News of Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac Takeover

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Global stocks and the dollar jumped Monday on the news that the government seized control of mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac Sunday in a landmark attempt to stabilize the firms and contain the financial crisis caused by the…

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Sep 05

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Presidential Tickets Offer Women Voters More Choices

Although female voters had been leaning Democratic so far in this presidential campaign, Gov. Sarah Palin has brought new appeal to the Republican ticket for socially conservative women. Two analysts examine issues that concern women and how these will influence…

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