News Source: Merced Sun-Star
| about 1 year ago
Wall Street faces another pivotal week, with investors enmeshed in a stock market knocked to 11-year lows amid growing fears about the fate of the nation's ailing automobile industry and banking system. The market, considered a forward-looking gauge...
News Source: Denver Post
| about 1 year ago
Fletcher Washington Post Staff Writer Monday, November 10, 2008 President-elect Barack Obama plans to push ahead with a middle-class tax cut soon after taking office, his choice for White House chief of staff said yesterday. President-elect Barack...
News Source: Sydney Morning Herald
| about 1 year ago
Democratic congressional leaders say they expect US carmakers to develop a plan that will persuade Congress to provide $US25 billion for their industry. House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer, interviewed on ''Fox News Sunday,'' said he is ''hopeful'' the...
News Source: National Business Review
| about 1 year ago
A Friday fillip on Wall Street on reaction to further likely appointments to the Obama administration and upbeat news on trade liberalisation from the Apec meeting in Lima should put the New Zealand market in positive mood for the new week. The main...
News Source: Miami Herald
| about 1 year ago
Leading Democrats expect U.S. automakers will show Congress next month they are worth rescuing and are capable of returning to global pre-eminence. Skeptical Republicans said Sunday that Detroit's Big Three needed to convince taxpayers that they...
News Source: Dallas Observer
| about 1 year ago
President-elect Barack Obama wants the new Congress to approve massive spending and fresh tax cuts in January, "a big number" probably far distancing a $175 billion campaign proposal, so he can sign it after taking office, top aides said Sunday.