By: MarketWatch
NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo is conducting a probe into allegedly "unwarranted and outrageous expenditures" at American International Group Inc. (AIG:American International Group, Inc which has...
By: The Observer
Okay, I admit it, when recently visiting campus I could be mistaken for just about any other alumnus wandering his old haunts with a nostalgic gleam in his eyes. It's hard not to be impressed by this university - and I visit many...
By: Los Angeles Times
David Pierson, Times Staff Writer
Ian Bagley thinks he pays too many taxes, says welfare rolls need to be reduced and believes the private sector usually does a better job than the public sector. But after watching the housing market collapse and the stock...
By: Los Angeles Times
From Times Wire Services
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By: Los Angeles Times
Maura Reynolds, Jim Puzzanghera, Times Staff Writers
The Bush administration's sweeping new plan to pump $250 billion directly into U.S. banks promises to be a faster, easier, simpler and more direct way to revive the nation's prostrate financial system, but it also sets the stage...
By: Newsday (New York)
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
WASHINGTON - Federal health officials said yesterday they will look into a possible conflict of interest involving a prominent toxicologist who is heading up a review of a sensitive safety issue.
By: The Toronto Star
Kevin Krolicki, ; REUTERS NEWS AGENCY
The Canadian Auto Workers union has asked General Motors Corp. and Chrysler LLC to clarify whether they were considering a merger, since any such transaction would risk "massive consolidation and massive job losses," union...
By: Ascribe Newswire
With yet another conflict of interest swirling around the Bush administration's assessment of potential health risks from exposure to the toxic plastic chemical bisphenol-A (BPA), Environmental Working Group (EWG) has called on...
By: Newsday (New York)
Combined news services
While no one was saying the worst is over for the staggering financial system or troubled economy, several factors contributed to yesterday's biggest single-day point gain for the Dow:
By: Investor's Business Daily
JED GRAHAM
The U.S. government on Tuesday will announce plans to inject up to $250 billion into banks as well as other sweeping guarantees.
That follows dramatic steps by European nations to shore up their banking systems. Those moves --...
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