NEW YORK (AP) -- Investors continue to monitor Washington's consideration of the Bush administration's proposed financial rescue package.
WASHINGTON (AP) -- President Bush has ummoned Barack Obama, John McCain and legislative leaders to an extraordinary White House summit today.
UNDATED (AP) -- Approval is seen as highly likely as separate votes are held today by shareholders of both Delta Air Lines and Northwest Airlines on a combination to create the world's biggest carrier.
NEW YORK (AP) -- Mall-based clothing chains are the latest to provide evidence that American consumers are avoiding non-essential purchases.
NEW YORK (AP) -- Wells Fargo has emerged as the apparent victor in the battle for control of Wachovia. Rival suitor Citigroup broke off talks with Wells Fargo and federal regulators but is vowing to have its day in court.
DENVER (AP) -- House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is calling for a $150 billion economic stimulus plan. She says it is needed because of the faltering economy and she may call the House into session after the election to pass it.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) -- The Federal Reserve has agreed to provide insurance giant American International Group with a loan of up to 37.8 billion dollars.
SINGAPORE (AP) -- Oil prices fell to $88 a barrel Thursday in Asia. The price was nudged down because of investor fears that that crude demand will weaken as turmoil in the financial system pushes economies in the U.S. and Europe into recession.
SHANGHAI, China (AP) -- Asian markets bounced back modestly Thursday after major central banks cut interest rates to shore up the global economy, although investors remained anxious about fallout from the deepening credit crisis.
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