Bailout

Greenspan backs bailout, more regulation

Alan Greenspan, a former chairman of the Federal Reserve seen as a fierce advocate of free markets, on Thursday said he supported both the US Treasury's $700 billion bailout plan and greater regulation of the financial system.

Bernanke on economic and financial conditions

Ben Bernanke, the chairman for the Federal Reserve, set out the reasoning behind policies towards Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, Lehman Brothers, AIG as well as the Treasury bailout in a speech to the National Association for Business Economics.

Without proper incentives we are doomed

The financial system cannot survive in anything like its present form if bankers continue to make profits and taxpayers assume the losses. Yet that is the trend, certainly in the United States with its ill-advised Paulson bailout, and increasingly in…

European authorities rescue Dexia

The Belgian and Luxembourg authorities on Tuesday presided over their second bank bailout in as many days, rescuing Dexia, the world's largest lender to local government, along with their French counterpart.

Main Street feeling financial turmoil: Bernanke

Painting a bleak picture of the American economic landscape, Ben Bernanke, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, warned US lawmakers on Wednesday that events on Wall Street were beginning to impact the real economy.

Argentina's governors support Duhalde

ARGENTINA - Argentina's president won backing Monday from powerful provincial governors for his attempts to obtain an international bailout package to pull Argentina out of financial crisis. But, he warned, "time is running out."

IMF pledge to help Argentina with economic reforms

ARGENTINA - The International Monetary Fund (IMF) said Wednesday that it was "firmly determined to help" Argentina, but conditioned an eventual financial bailout to President Eduardo Duhalde's progress in the execution of extensive economic reforms.

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