Former Aig Ceo Says Loan Will Sink The Company - Cnn Money new york (associated press) - former american international group inc. chief executive, maurice greenberg, sent a letter late tuesday to the insurer's current ceo, edward liddy, saying the current loan from the federal government will essentially ... money.cnn.com
Loan Officers Talk About Bailout Plan by rob preston wednesday, october 15, 2008 at 5:26 p.m. "if all goes as promised and as planned right now we should see businesses beginning to reinvest in their companies. we should see inventories increasing. we should see jobs opening up and that leads to a greater economy." www.tv7-4.com
Clothes For Thought economy: "business is still booming," julii said. when the housing market took its plunge early in 2008 julii and ryan baack of mckinney suddenly found themselves without an income. www.courier-gazette.com
National City Leads Banks Higher On Paulson Plan (update1) - Bloomberg oct. 14 (bloomberg) -- national city corp. and keycorp gained more than 30 percent, leading regional banks higher in new york trading on prospects the u.s. will strengthen financial companies and spur lending by taking stakes. treasury secretary ... www.bloomberg.com
Region's Races See Infusion Of Dollars as the election season approaches its nov. 4 finale, hundreds of thousands of dollars have been pumped into local campaigns. the campaign for mayor bob foster's measure i infrastructure tax has raked in $248,500 through oct. 1. but that pales against the phenomenal $2 million raised in contribution and loans in 2007 and through sept. 30 this year for rep. laura richardson, d-long beach, to get ... www.presstelegram.com
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Asian Currencies: Korean Won Leads Declines After S&p Warning - Bloomberg oct. 16 (bloomberg) -- south korea's won led declines in asian currencies, slumping the most since the international monetary fund bailed the nation out in december 1997, as the credit-market turmoil makes it difficult for banks to pay debt. standard ... www.bloomberg.com
A 380-point Loss Becomes A 401-point Gain: Just Another Day For The ... - Newsday new york (ap) _ a stock market as difficult to fathom as it is volatile pulled off another stunning u-turn on thursday, transforming a 380-point loss for the dow jones industrials into a 401-point gain. was it the government's bailout beginning to ... www.newsday.com
Ex-contractor Admits To Bilking Client courthouse - a former collegeville contractor expressed remorse as he admitted to stealing about $30,000 from an elderly royersford woman who hired him for a home remodeling project that was never completed. www.timesherald.com
Asian Currencies: Korean Won Leads Declines After S&p Warning oct. 16 (bloomberg) -- south korea's won led declines in asian currencies, slumping the most since the international monetary fund bailed the nation out in december 1997, as the credit-market turmoil makes it difficult for banks to pay debt. www.bloomberg.com
Disappearing Credit Forces Hospitals To Delay Improvements - The Ledger in late august, even before the credit squeeze reached a full state of crisis, a hospital system in hawaii filed for bankruptcy reorganization after a lender failed to extend a loan for another month. peter wynn thompson for the new york times rush ... www.theledger.com
Television Movies For The Week Of Oct. 19 a the abandoned '06. anastasia hille. ghostly doppelgangers and horrifying events plague a woman and her twin brother at their family's decaying russian farmhouse. (r) (1:45) sho: wed. 7:15 p.m. www.post-gazette.com
Kerry Rallies Obama's Iowa Workers - Des Moines Register former presidential candidate john kerry said he doesn't think his presence on the campaign trail in iowa on wednesday will remind voters of the flaws of his own democratic campaign. "i think it reminds people of the lies of the republicans, and it ... www.desmoinesregister.com
National City Leads Banks Higher On Paulson Plan (update2) oct. 14 (bloomberg) -- national city corp. and keycorp gained almost 40 percent, leading regional banks higher in new york trading on prospects the u.s. government will strengthen financial companies and spur lending by taking stakes. www.bloomberg.com
Dole, Mcgovern Explain Effects Of Food Program - Des Moines Register world food prize laureates bob dole and george mcgovern traded quips wednesday in a forum at the state historical building, but each, in the manner of the master politicians they were, brought the crowd quickly to somber attention. dole dropped his ... www.desmoinesregister.com