WASHINGTON (AP) - President Bush has told the nation his
administration is taking "unprecedented action" to deal with the
ailing financial markets.
Bush said he appreciates the willingness of Congress to work
with the administration to address the crisis "head on."
The president spoke publicly for the third time this week about
convulsive developments in the business world. He was joined on the
White House steps outside the Oval Office by Federal Reserve
Chairman Ben Bernanke, Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson and
Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Christopher Cox.
(Copyright 2008 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)
NewsNews
Financial Fix?
Treasury Secretary says "hundreds of billions" of dollars are needed to resolve U.S. financial crisis.
By:
|
WKRG-TV
Published: September 19, 2008
Published: September 19, 2008
Email
Facebook
Google
Twitter
Favorites
MoreAdvertisement
View More:
Associated Press,
Ben Bernanke,
Bush,
Business_Finance,
Chairman,
Christopher Cox,
Congress,
Henry Paulson,
Politics,
President,
Securities And Exchange Commission,
Treasury Secretary,
Us Federal Reserve,
Washington,
White House
Not what you're looking for? Try our quick search:
Reader Comments
*Facebook Account Required to Comment. If you are not already logged into Facebook, please click the comment button to do so.Deal of the Day
Advertisement
Popular
- 1.Children Witness Murder-Suicide
(
- 2.Whitney Houston Dies
(
- 3.Pensacola Woman Killed In Wreck
(
- 4.Renter Says She Will Not Return Home
(
- 5.Murder-Suicide In Eight Mile
(
- 6.Austal To Build USS Gabrielle Giffords
(
- 7.5 iPads In 5 Weeks Giveaway: Winner 2
(
- 8.Hackers Claim Attack On Ala. Government Websites
(
- 9.Business Burns
(
- 10.Below Freezing Temperatures
(
Advertisement
Advertisement