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Treasury pick vows to kick-start economy

Washington : DC : USA | 10 months ago  
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Timothy Geithner vowed today to act with "strength, speed and care" to get the stricken US economy moving again. At his Senate confirmation hearing, President Barack Obama's pick to oversee the US economy made no mention of his past tax transgressions, which finance committee chairman...
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  • News Source: United Press International | 10 months ago
    Treasury Secretary-designate Timothy Geithner Wednesday defended proposals to send economic stimulus funds to states for use in plugging budget deficits...Sen. John Kyl , R-Ariz., during his confirmation hearing before the Senate Finance Committee,...
  • News Source: Washington Post | 10 months ago
    The tragic history of financial crises is a history of failures by governments to act with the speed and force commensurate with the severity of the crisis," said Geithner, who as New York Federal Reserve president was intimately involved in the Bush...
  • News Source: Money Morning | 10 months ago
    Testifying after former Fed Chairman Paul Volcker, Geithner told the committee the United States is facing “ the mother of all financial crises .” Geithner also urged Congress to quickly pass a robust stimulus plan, Bloomberg News reported. “If...
  • News Source: Voice of America | 10 months ago
    Treasury Secretary headed towards Senate confirmation as the finance committee turned aside concerns about the nominee's failure to pay federal taxes when he was living overseas.   Timothy Geithner apologized for being careless in making...
  • News Source: Times Online | 10 months ago
    Tim Geithner, the man whom Barack Obama has chosen as his Treasury Secretary, has apologised to senators for failing to pay $34,000 in tax dating back to 2001...Wall Street had cheered Obama’s choice when it was first announced, but the nomination...
  • News Source: Lexington Herald-Leader | 10 months ago
    Kentucky Sen. Jim Bunning expressed serious concerns Wednesday about President Barack Obama's pick for Treasury secretary, saying the nominee's failure to pay taxes earlier this decade was hard to explain to constituents. Bunning, back in Washington...
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