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President-elect Barack Obama will name Timothy F. Geithner to be his Treasury Secretary, according to a knowledgeable Democrat.
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The news that Timothy F. Geithner would be named Treasury secretary helped drive stocks sharply higher.
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The JPMorgan Chase CEO is against higher taxes.
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Paulson stops by the talk show to chat about the government's response to the financial crisis.
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Who would take Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson's place in an Obama administration? CNN's Richard Lui reports
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The Oracle of Omaha might yet become the Wizard of Washington.
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Goldman names partners.
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Is another Goldman Sachs alumnus being vetted to take the reins at the Treasury Department? According to The Deal.com, chatter is making the rounds that, should Barack Obama emerge victorious in Tuesday’s election, New Jersey Governor and former Goldman Sachs trader Jon Corzine may be a candidate to take over from Henry M. Paulson, who said [...]
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Soon after the presidential elections, the spotlight will cast a harsh glare on the man or woman who will be treasury secretary, an unenviable position considering the economy's disastrous shape.
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Soon after the presidential elections, the spotlight will cast a harsh glare on the man or woman who will be treasury secretary, an unenviable position considering the economy's disastrous shape.
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As Barack Obama prepares to become the 44th president of the United States, one of his most pressing goals early on is to name a new head of the Treasury. (The New York Times has reported that he has already been in touch with Henry M. Paulson Jr. about working together in the interim.) But the [...]
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It may be President-elect Obama's most important early decision
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A look at who might get the nod to replace Paulson
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Obama may pick both men to run that key department.
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My thinking is no. But since it's a question that a lot of people may be asking over the next few days, it is worth exploring. Summers was an awfully controversial guy a couple years ago. And the things that made him controversial will all be revisited if he has to sit through a Senate [...]
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US Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson says a $700 billion financial rescue package is aimed at the financial sector and will not be used to help struggling automakers unless Congress votes to amend the plan.
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A press conference reveals a changed TARP -- and a diminished Paulson
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The New Jersey governor is pressed on Friday television on whether he'd accept the top Treasury job in the Obama administration. Coyly avoids direct answer, but suggests he'd serve the president if asked. Click above for a clip from MSNBC's "Morning Joe." Earlier: WSJ: Corzine emerges as candidate for Treasury Secretary.
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The Wall Street Journal yesterday reported on increased buzz about Gov. Corzine being tapped by president-elect Barack Obama to become Secretary of the Treasury. The article cited Service International Employees Union President Andy Stern’s praise of Corzine, and noted that “other handicappers are following Corzine because he has such a range of experience in both the public and private sectors.”
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North American markets jumped late in the session Friday after NBC News reported that U.S. president-elect Barack Obama would nominate New York Federal Reserve Bank president Tim Geithner as treasury secretary.
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ABC's Jan Simmonds from New York: Wonder where the Oracle of Omaha stands these days on bailing out the Big Three Autos and Henry Paulson's bank rescue maneuvering? Would Buffett take the job of Secretary of Treasury if offered? Today...
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Stocks soar on news Obama plans to nominate Gaithner for Treasury.
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President-elect Barack Obama will name Timothy F. Geithner to be his Treasury secretary, according to a knowledgeable Democrat, The New York Times’s Jackie Calmes reports on the Caucus blog. The choice of Mr. Geithner would elevate a Treasury veteran who as president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York has all year been at the [...]
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Wall Street surged on Friday afternoon after news reports that Timothy F. Geithner would be chosen to be secretary of the Treasury.
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WASHINGTON -- Why aren't the government bailouts working?
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After two days of brutal selling that pushed Wall Street to its worst levels in years, stocks rallied today as investors sought to end the volatile week with a rebound and reports surfaced that President-elect Barack Obama has chosen a Treasury secretary.
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US shares rise sharply on reports that President-elect Barack Obama has chosen his treasury secretary, reassuring investors.
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Tim Geithner, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, is expected to be nominated as Barack Obama's Treasury secretary, according to Democrats close to the decision
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