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Treasury to unveil bank rescue bid soon

The U.S. government will roll out next week a three-pronged bid to cleanse the U.S. financial system of toxic assets clogging banks' balance sheets, a source familiar with the plan said on Saturday.
Mar 21, 2009

Treasury soon to unveil U.S. bank rescue bid

The U.S. government will roll out next week a three-pronged bid to cleanse the U.S. financial system of toxic assets clogging banks' balance sheets, a source familiar with the plan said on Saturday.
Mar 21, 2009

Washington Mutual sues FDIC for over $13 billion

Washington Mutual Inc, the failed U.S. savings and loan, has sued the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp for well over $13 billion in connection with the loss of its banking operations, which was acquired by JPMorgan Chase & Co.
Mar 21, 2009

U.S. plans major Afghan police boost: Holbrooke

President Barack Obama plans a significant increase in the size of the Afghan police force, U.S. special representative for Afghanistan and Pakistan Richard Holbrooke said on Saturday.
Mar 21, 2009

Paris prosecutor looking at BNP over Madoff: report

The Paris prosecutor's office has launched a preliminary investigation to see if BNP Paribas provided misleading information about investments in a fund buying Madoff-related products, a newspaper said on Saturday.
Mar 21, 2009

Treasury has three-part plan for toxic assets

The U.S. Treasury Department is likely to unveil as soon as next week a three-part plan to relieve the U.S. financial system of the toxic assets that have been clogging up the banks' balance sheets, a source familiar with the plan said on Saturday.
Mar 21, 2009

Xbox 360 sales up 53% in February, ahead of Sony PlayStation

Sales of Microsoft's Xbox 260s in the U.S. in February was up 53 percent from the same month last year, giving the company its biggest non-holiday sales month sales apart from September 2007 when Halo 3 was launched, according NPD Group research firm.
Mar 21, 2009

AIG bonus payments $218 million

Documents turned over to the Connecticut attorney general show that American International Group Inc paid out over $218 million in bonuses, more than the previously disclosed $165 million, published reports said on Saturday.
Mar 21, 2009

Global economy to shrink in 2009: World Bank

The global economy is set to shrink by one to two percent this year, World Bank President Robert Zoellick said on Saturday, saying the depth of the slowdown was unprecedented since the 1930s Great Depression.
Mar 21, 2009

U.S. bank rescue plan could come on Monday: report

The U.S. government will announce as soon as Monday a long-awaited plan to try to get bad assets off the books of banks, a cornerstone of its efforts to tackle the credit crisis, The Wall Street Journal reported.
Mar 21, 2009

U.S. close to announcing bank rescue plan: report

The U.S. government will announce as soon as Monday a long-awaited plan to try to get bad assets off the books of banks, a cornerstone of its efforts to tackle the credit crisis, The Wall Street Journal reported.
Mar 20, 2009

U.S. seizes top credit union clearing house

U.S. regulators seized control on Friday of U.S. Central Federal Credit Union, a huge wholesale credit union with $34 billion in assets that provides services to nearly every other credit union.
Mar 20, 2009

Nacchio freed indefinitely; seeks high court review

A judge in Denver on Friday set aside her previous order that former Qwest Communications International Chief Executive Joseph Nacchio report to prison on Monday after his attorneys petitioned the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn his 2007 insider trading conviction.
Mar 20, 2009

BofA's Lewis calls bonus tax unfair: memo

Proposed legislation to tax 90 percent of bonuses at companies receiving more than $5 billion in government funds is unfair, Bank of America Corp Chief Executive Kenneth Lewis said in a memo to employees on Friday.
Mar 20, 2009

GM bondholders appeal to break impasse in talks

Advisers representing General Motors Corp bondholders on Friday issued an appeal to the automaker and U.S. officials to break an impasse in a crucial round of debt restructuring talks.
Mar 20, 2009

GM bondholders appeal for new approach in talks

Advisers representing General Motors Corp bondholders on Friday issued an appeal to the automaker and U.S. officials to break an impasse in a crucial round of debt restructuring talks.
Mar 20, 2009

Citi’s Pandit warns of 'setback' if bonus tax passes

Citigroup’s chief executive tried to reassure employees about compensation a day after House legislators passed a bill to claw back bonuses for employees earning more than $250,000 at companies which received more than $5 billion in bailout funds.
Mar 20, 2009

Commodity sector faces exodus

An exodus of expertise from the natural resources sector following the collapse in commodities prices mean banks and industry could face a shortage of seasoned professionals when demand eventually recovers.
Mar 20, 2009

Have high-powered computers saved Sun?

Sun Microsystems Inc, the darling of the dot-com boom, never really recovered from the bet it made on high-powered computers used to run the first generation of Internet datacentres.
Mar 20, 2009

Temperature rise may trigger West Antarctic thaw

The West Antarctic ice sheet may start to collapse if sea temperatures rise by 5 degrees Celsius (9 degrees Fahrenheit), triggering a thaw that would raise world ocean levels by 5 meters (16 ft), U.S. scientists said.
Mar 20, 2009

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