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As Economy Jitters Persist, Geithner ‘Confident We’re Going to Continue to Grow’

Concerns about the economic recovery lingered on Wall Street as the service industry grew at a slower rate than expected last month. Jim Lehrer talks with Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner about the state of the U.S. economy, a tough housing…

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Jun 23

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News Wrap: Oil Containment Cap Removal a Setback for Gulf Effort

In other news Wednesday, BP ran into new troubles in the Gulf when an accident at the damaged wellhead forced crews to remove the cap collecting the oil. Also, the Federal Reserve said it will hold interest rates at record…

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Jun 18

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Tensions Flare Between U.S., China After Push for Revalued Currency

The Obama administration has placed pressure on China to revalue its currency, creating economic tensions between the two countries. Ray Suarez sits down with C. Fred Bergsten, director of the Peterson Institute for International Economics, about this latest turn of…

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Jun 09

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News Wrap: More Bloodshed Seen in Afghanistan

In other news Wednesday, dozens more people died in new attacks across southern Afghanistan, including four NATO troops shot down in a helicopter in Helmand province. In neighboring Pakistan, seven people were killed as militants attacked a NATO convoy outside…

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May 21

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Reconciling House and Senate Financial Reform

Congressional leaders have vowed to hammer out the differences between the Senate and House financial reform bills before July 4.

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May 21

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Financial Reform Overhaul on Fast Track to Passage

A sweeping reform of the nation's financial regulatory system passed a key vote before the Senate late Thursday, fast-tracking a final vote on the overhauls. Judy Woodruff reports on the process to reconcile the House and Senate versions of the…

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Apr 28

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News Wrap: European Markets Reel as Spain’s Debt Rating Slides

In other news Wednesday, the European debt crisis escalated as Standard and Poor's credit rating agency downgraded Spain's debt, and the Federal Reserve said it will leave interest rates unchanged for the time being.

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Apr 20

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Lawmakers Dissect Lehman Brothers Collapse, Weigh New Financial Rules

Former Lehman Brothers executives and financial regulators faced tough questions in a House hearing over the firm's bankruptcy at the start of the financial meltdown. Kwame Holman reports on the congressional hearings over the collapsed investment firm.

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Apr 14

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News Wrap: Fed Warns Congress to Rein in National Debt

In other news Wednesday, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke told Congress and the President to begin reining in the deficit and a series of powerful earthquakes killed at least 400 people in western China.

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Apr 09

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Investigating Fannie Mae and the Housing Bubble

Former executives of mortgage giant Fannie Mae testified about their role in the collapse of the housing market and the ensuing economic crisis before the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission. Jeffrey Brown talks to two housing experts for more.

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