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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. auto executives went to Capitol Hill for a second day on Wednesday to argue their case for $25 billion (16 billion pounds) in aid as legislators proposed changes to help a bailout pass Congressional and White House muster.
Source: nz.news.yahoo.com
U.S. car execs testify in attempt for deal
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. auto executives appeared on Capitol Hill for a second day on Wednesday to argue their case for a $25 billion (16 billion pound) aid package as legislators in both houses and in both parties seemed to move closer to a deal.
Source: nz.news.yahoo.com
U.S. auto execs testify as legislators try for deal
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. auto executives appeared on Capitol Hill for a second day on Wednesday to argue their case for $25 billion in aid as legislators in both houses and parties proposed compromises to the original plan.
Source: globeinvestor.com
Auto execs testify as legislators try for deal
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Auto executives appeared on Capitol Hill for a second day on Wednesday to argue their case for $25 billion in aid as legislators in both houses and parties proposed compromises to the original plan.
Source: globeinvestor.com
U.S. car execs testify in attempt for deal
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. auto executives appeared on Capitol Hill for a second day on Wednesday to argue their case for a $25 billion (16 billion pound) aid package as legislators in both houses and in both parties seemed to move closer to a deal.
Source: au.news.yahoo.com
U.S. car execs testify as legislators try for deal
Wed 19 Nov, 2008 17:57
Source: iii.co.uk
Auto execs testify as legislators try for deal
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Auto executives appeared on Capitol Hill for a second day on Wednesday to argue their case for a $25 billion aid package as legislators in both houses and in both parties seemed to move closer to a deal.
Source: globeinvestor.com
Palestinian banks are better than Israeli banks
Jihad al-Wazir, governor of the Palestinian Monetary Authority, was 25 years old when his father, Khalil al-Wazir - better known as Abu Jihad - was assassinated. It happened in their Tunis home in April 1988.
Source: haaretz.com
Can Central Bankers Prevent the Great Depression?
Amid the worst financial crisis and market meltdowns since the 1930’s, the world’s top-20 central bankers and finance ministers are busy at work, inflating the world’s money supply, slashing lending rates, and crafting stimulus packages, in order to prevent a normal recession from morphing into a Great Depression.
Source: kitco.com
A Sure Thing?
Can Central Bankers Prevent the Great Depression?
Source: news.goldseek.com
