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China’s Stimulus Plan Buoys Markets
Stocks on Wall Street moved higher, joining those in Europe and Asia, a day after the Chinese government announced an economic stimulus plan.
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China’s Stimulus Plan Buoys Markets
Stocks on Wall Street moved higher, joining those in Europe and Asia, a day after the Chinese government announced an economic stimulus plan.
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Costly Financial Rescue Could Narrow Economic Options Later
The rescue plan being created by the Bush administration is like the financial crisis it is meant to end — complex, far-reaching and potentially rife with unpredictable consequences.
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Costly Financial Rescue Could Narrow Economic Options Later
The rescue plan being created by the Bush administration is like the financial crisis it is meant to end — complex, far-reaching and potentially rife with unpredictable consequences.
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Treasury Secretary Henry M. Paulson Jr. said the upfront cost of a rescue proposal could easily be $500 billion, and outside experts predicted that the bill could reach $1 trillion.
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Bush Officials Urge Swift Action on Rescue Powers
Treasury Secretary Henry M. Paulson Jr. said the upfront cost of a rescue proposal could easily be $500 billion, and outside experts predicted that the bill could reach $1 trillion.
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The Pain of Selling a Home for Less Than the Loan
Instead of writing off an unpaid portion of a mortgage debt, banks want homeowners to sign a note promising to pay some or all of the balance due after the home is sold.
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The Pain of Selling a Home for Less Than the Loan
Instead of writing off an unpaid portion of a mortgage debt, banks want homeowners to sign a note promising to pay some or all of the balance due after the home is sold.
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