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Mar 10

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Bernanke Calls for Overhaul of Financial Regulations

Fed chief Ben Bernanke called Tuesday for a regulation overhaul to prevent future financial crises and monitor "too-big-to-fail" institutions. Analysts weigh the call for reform.

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Mar 10

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Markets Rally, Bernanke Presses for Revamped Rules

Jeffrey Brown reports the economic news of the day, including the stock market's surge and Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke's speech on tightening federal financial regulations.

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Feb 23

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Regulators Signal New Moves for Shoring Up Banks

Federal regulators vowed Monday to assist struggling banks by increasing the government's ownership stakes while an Obama spokesman said the president supports a private banking system. A financial reporter discusses the deepening crisis amid large market losses.

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Feb 17

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With Green Energy’s Limitations, Scientists Hunt for Alternatives

As the Obama administration highlights the importance of finding and investing in renewable energy, states such as California are trying to determine whether wind, solar and other renewables can replace a significant amount of fossil fuel. Spencer Michels reports.

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Feb 02

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Tenn. Coal Ash Disaster Raises Concerns about Similar Sites Nationwide

In December, tons of spilled coal ash devastated the town of Kingston, Tenn. Tom Bearden reports on the disaster's effects on residents, cleanup efforts and the debate over safety standards for other coal ash storage sites around the country.

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Jan 30

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Rethinking Regulation’s Role in a Struggling Economy

A new government report cites continued oversight problems for the $700 billion federal rescue plan. Ray Suarez examines emerging views on regulation's role in the U.S. economy and the possible creation of a government-run "bad bank" that would help take…

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Jan 30

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Backlash Continues Over Billions Paid in Wall Street Bonuses in 2008

In one of the worst economic years in history, Wall Street executives received more than $18 billion in bonuses. Experts examine how such bonuses work, followed by the analysis of Mark Shields and David Brooks.

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Jan 28

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Fed Vows to Use ‘All Available Tools’ to Prop Up Economy

The Fed has been extraordinarily active in recent months, and there are some calls now to expand its future role as a financial regulator. Analysts examine the Fed's evolving role.

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Jan 23

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Environmental Groups Weigh Impact of Obama ‘Midnight Rules’ Freeze

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On his first day in office, President Obama ordered a freeze on all pending federal rules put forward by the Bush administration during its final days -- including several controversial environmental regulations.

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Dec 30

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Students, Scientists Build Biological ‘Machines’

Student participants in the 2008 International Genetically Engineered Machine Competition crafted biological "machines," or living organisms, using original combinations of DNA and other organic material to help tackle environmental and health problems. Tom Bearden reports.

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