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Talking Business: Markets Can’t Wait for Congress to Act

The markets may not be as panicked as they were last week, but with every passing day, the situation is getting increasingly dangerous.

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Talking Business: Markets Can’t Wait for Congress to Act

The markets may not be as panicked as they were last week, but with every passing day, the situation is getting increasingly dangerous.

Posted to partners.userland.com (Weblog) by partners.userland.com on 09-26-2008
Experts See a More Subdued Period Ahead for New York’s Economy

The joint surrender of Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley signals the start of a period of subdued activity in the city’s financial sector, experts said.

Posted to partners.userland.com (Weblog) by partners.userland.com on 09-23-2008
Experts See a More Subdued Period Ahead for New York’s Economy

The joint surrender of Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley signals the start of a period of subdued activity in the city’s financial sector, experts said.

Posted to nytimes.com (Weblog) by nytimes.com on 09-22-2008
Wall St. in Worst Loss Since ’01 Despite Reassurances by Bush

Investors suffered their worst losses since the terrorist attacks of 2001, and government officials raced to prevent the financial crisis from spreading.

Posted to nytimes.com (Weblog) by nytimes.com on 09-16-2008
Wall Street Posts Worst Loss Since 2001

Despite reassurances by the Bush administration, the Dow fell 4.4 percent on Monday, dragged by the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers and the sale of Merrill Lynch.

Posted to partners.userland.com (Weblog) by partners.userland.com on 09-15-2008
Wall Street Posts Worst Loss Since 2001

Despite reassurances by the Bush administration, the Dow fell 4.4 percent on Monday, dragged by the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers and the sale of Merrill Lynch.

Posted to nytimes.com (Weblog) by nytimes.com on 09-15-2008
Wall Street in Worst Loss Since 2001

Despite reassurances by the Bush administration, stocks fell 4.4 percent on Monday, dragged by the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers and the sale of Merrill Lynch.

Posted to partners.userland.com (Weblog) by partners.userland.com on 09-15-2008
Can Hank Paulson Defuse This Crisis?

The Treasury secretary, Henry M. Paulson Jr., preached against “excessive regulation.” But he now finds himself leading an expansive government intervention.

Posted to partners.userland.com (Weblog) by partners.userland.com on 07-26-2008
Can Hank Paulson Defuse This Crisis?

The treasury secretary, Henry M. Paulson Jr., preached against “excessive regulation.” Be he now finds himself leading an expansive government intervention.

Posted to nytimes.com (Weblog) by nytimes.com on 07-26-2008

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