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  • Lesson From a Crisis: When Trust Vanishes, Worry (New York Times)

    The basic mechanics of how the economy might fall into a severe recession look quite similar to those that caused the Depression.
    2008-09-30 09:38:34

  • Financial tsunami: The end of the world as we knew it (Online Journal)

    The unexpected US Congress’ rejection of the Bush administration financial rescue plan, TARP on September 29 has opened up the spectre for the first time of a 1931-style domino wave of worldwide bank failures.
    2008-09-30 09:51:38

  • Bush Administration Weighs Increase in Deposit Insurance - Wall Street Journal

    WASHINGTON -- The Bush administration and congressional leaders are considering raising the level of consumers' bank deposits guaranteed by the government, an idea they hope might bring enough support to revive President George W. Bush's planned ...
    2008-09-30 05:31:00

  • Key parts of Housing and Economic Act in place - AZCentral.com

    A number of measures enacted by July's U.S. Housing and Economic Recovery Act take effect today, altering the economic landscape for Arizona home buyers and homeowners. The most talked-about change is the federal HOPE Act, which allocates up to $300 ...
    2008-09-30 07:04:00

  • We Need to Recapitalize the Banks - Wall Street Journal

    When the speculative fever finally broke in America's housing industry and house prices began falling in search of equilibrium levels, banks everywhere suffered defaults and subsequent losses on a range of assets. In short order, the housing ...
    2008-09-30 08:30:00

  • Indian shares reverse early losses as uncertainty clears - Gulf News

    New Delhi: Indian shares reversed sharp early falls to end up 2.1 per cent on Tuesday, as assurances from ministers and the market regulator lifted sentiment, while higher US futures and a recovery in some Asian markets weighed in. The benchmark BSE ...
    2008-09-30 04:33:00

  • Revised bailout plan set to pass - News.com.au

    SHELLSHOCKED leaders in Congress say they could pass a revised $US700 billion Wall Street bailout within days, after their first attempt failed. Top Democratic and Republican leaders consulted one another and Bush administration officials a day after ...
    2008-09-30 06:42:00

  • Mired in politics, Bernanke tries to steer Fed - San Diego Union-Tribune

    More than two years later, he's knee deep in political mud as the Bush administration scrambles to breathe new life into a multibillion financial bailout package on Capitol Hill. In a series of high-stakes sessions over the past several weeks ...
    2008-09-30 05:02:00

  • SEC gives banks more leeway on mark-to-market - Washington Post

    WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. securities regulators on Tuesday gave the financial industry a reprieve from marking hard-to-value assets down to fire sale prices, throwing a lifeline to an industry beset by strained credit markets and the latest round ...
    2008-09-30 05:31:00

  • Everything you want to know about the bank crisis (The New Statesman)

    How bad is it? This is the worst financial crisis in 60 years, and it has shaken the banking system to its foundations. Even the Chancellor, Alistair Darling, has compared the crisis to the Great Depression and he is not given to overstatement.
    2008-09-30 03:02:43

  • How Black Monday will affect you (Independent)

    The housing market
    2008-09-30 04:19:23

  • So where do we go from here? (Independent)

    Richard Lambert, CBI director general
    2008-09-30 04:23:40

  • Dozen Votes Sought To Turn Around Rescue Plan (WCCO Minneapolis - St. Paul)

    Wanted: An even dozen lawmakers, willing to make a really big commitment. Party affiliation no concern.
    2008-09-30 04:24:07

  • Key parts of Housing and Economic Act in place (The Arizona Republic)

    The act, which takes effect Tuesday, will have a big impact on homeowners and homebuyers.
    2008-09-30 06:34:31

  • Obama, McCain call for FDIC to insure bigger bank accounts (Miami Herald)

    A day after they watched an emergency financial rescue plan collapse in Congress, Barrack Obama and John McCain called separately Tuesday for raising the cap on federally insured bank deposits from $100,000 to $250,000, as lawmakers scrambled to revive a bailout plan that they say is needed to stem a financial crisis.
    2008-09-30 08:30:05

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