washingtonindependent.com - 10/31/2009
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Appearing before a House panel on Thursday, Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner made his best pitch for legislation granting the White House broad new powers to seize Wall Street firms when their collapse might torpedo others in the industry. It didn’t go so well. A number of Democrats on the House ...
bloomberg.com - 11/1/2009
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bloomberg.com —
Nov. 1 (Bloomberg) -- U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy
Geithner said the country’s economic recovery and job creation...
hinge on banks taking more risk and restoring the flow of credit to businesses. “The big risk we face now is that banks are going to ...
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Geithner Urges Banks to Resume Lending, Help Recovery ...
dailybail.com - 11/2/2009
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Video: Tim Geithner On Meet The Press With
David Gregory, November 1, 2009 ********** GREGORY: Let me...
talk about the deficit and the debt. These are alarming numbers, you said they are. Let's look at the deficit since Inauguration Day : $1.2 trillion, now $1.4 trillion; ...
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Complete Interview Tim Geithner On Meet The Press ...
hf-implode.com - 11/3/2009
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Economist's View —
... The Runway Lies Ahead Like A Great False Dawn - Market Talk
Band of Dems Blasts Geithner Plan - The Washington Independent ...
Links 11/1/09
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Polar bear plus grizzly equals? BBC
A farmer’s field of dreams buries climate change war The Age
Schwarzenegger’s secret message to the state Assembly: ‘F*ck you.’ Think Progress (hat tip reader Scott)
An Old Master, Back in Fashion Devin Leonard, New York Times
Band of Dems Blasts Geithner Plan Washington Independent (hat tip reader John D)
The G.O.P. Stalinists Invade Upstate New York Frank Rich, New York Times. This is becoming surreal. Given the trajectory of the economy, and the overly bank ...
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