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Dec 26

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Nobel Laureates Trace How the Economy Began to Fall Apart

The subprime mortgage meltdown and subsequent downward spiral caught some officials and the public off guard. Yet there were some clear indicators of the impending crisis. Paul Solman speaks to two Nobel award-winning economists about how the economy began to…

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Dec 23

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Report Unearths Regulatory Failures in IndyMac Case

Financial regulatory efforts apparently failed in the case of IndyMac, which was reportedly allowed to alter records to appear stronger than it was shortly before the sub-prime meltdown. Analysts take a closer look.

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Dec 18

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New Financial Team to Tackle Obama’s Calls for Oversight

President-elect Barack Obama called for more regulatory reform as he announced his picks for key financial positions, and tapped veteran securities regulator Mary Schapiro to head the Securities and Exchange Commission.

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Dec 16

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Madoff’s Wall Street Schemes Snare Several Prominent Investors

The size of the scandal surrounding Wall Street trader Bernard Madoff's alleged fraud continues to unravel, drawing in charities, foundations and top investors. Mort Zuckerman, the head of a charitable trust caught up in the schemes, and an SEC analyst…

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Dec 15

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Obama Unveils Environmental, Energy Policy Team

President-elect Barack Obama named a former head of the EPA and a Nobel prize-winning scientist to his energy and environmental policy teams Monday. Analysts discuss how Obama's picks will carry out his agenda.

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Nov 21

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French Finance Minister Reflects on Economic Crisis

Despite the deepening global financial crisis, France experienced a slight uptick in economic growth during the third quarter. French Finance Minister Christine Lagarde describes her country's situation in an interview with Margaret Warner.

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Nov 17

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Financial Crisis Shows Global Reach in Sluggish British Economy

On the heels of this weekend's G-20 summit of world leaders to assess the economic crisis, Margaret Warner reports from London on how the financial turmoil has impacted Great Britain -- where the upheaval has hit especially hard.

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Nov 15

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G-20 Leaders Outline Joint Efforts to Avoid Future Economic Crises

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As the G-20 economic summit drew to a close Saturday, President Bush and the leaders of nearly two dozen countries agreed to flag risky investing and regulatory loopholes in the hopes of preventing future financial meltdowns.

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Nov 13

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Paulson Defends Federal Financial Rescue Effort

Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson defended the changes made to the $700 billion rescue plan aimed at helping consumers. He told the NewsHour he never expected it to lead to a quick recovery of bank lending.

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Oct 22

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Foreclosure Rates for 3rd Quarter Up 70% From Last Year

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New data released Thursday show the number of homeowners caught in the foreclosure crisis grew by more than 70 percent in the third quarter compared with the same period last year.

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