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Summary.     Click for More > $700 billion bailout package failed US banks make shock status switch   Bush hails financial rescue plan  President George W Bush : The US is set to take 'unprecedented measures' to tackle the crisis gripping US financial markets Lehman Bros files for bankruptcy   The 4th-largest investment bank in the US will file for bankruptcy protection, amid a growing global financial crisis US takes over key mortgage firms Iraq's projected $80b surplus stirs anger Federal Reserve slashes rates by 0.75 Bush to ask 87 billions more for Iraq
Obama unveils 2011 budget plans Obama pushes new bank regulation Obama tells US banks to lend more US banks' profits beat forecasts Obama issues warning to bankers US budget deficit at $1 trillion   Fraudster Madoff gets 150 years  Bernard Madoff has been given the maximum prison sentence for masterminding a massive fraud that robbed investors of $65bn US unveils $1tn toxic asset plan Missing billionaire found Citigroup to split as losses grow   Top investors 'hit by $50bn con'  Some of the world's wealthiest private and corporate investors are reported to be victims of an alleged fraud by Wall Street broker Bernard ... US Fed announces $800bn stimulus Citigroup job cull to hit 75,000 World leaders grapple with crisis House backs $700bn bail-out plan
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  The House of Representatives has passed by 263-171 vote a government plan to rescue the US financial sector.    The package is to buy the bad debts of failing financial institutions on Wall Street. The vote was the second in a week, following ...
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  Obama unveils 2011 budget plans  US President has announced a $3.8tn budget plan, which includes increased spending for job creation, but cuts in other areas   Obama pushes new bank regulation  US President has proposed significant new curbs on the activities of banks to try to prevent future financial crises, include limits to the size of banks Obama tells US banks to lend more  US President has told bankers to increase loans to small and medium-size businesses after a meeting with executives of some of top banks CIT Group files for US bankruptcy US bank failures top 100 for year Plans bailout firm bonus cut US banks' profits beat forecasts  Goldman Sachs and Citigroup have reported better-than-expected profits between July and September Bank crisis lessons 'not learned'   Obama issues warning to bankers   US President has warned bankers against complacency, saying that some in the industry are ignoring the lessons of the financial crisis Bonus fine for Bank of America California passes key budget deal Goldman Sachs sees bumper profit US budget deficit at $1 trillion  The deficit has moved above $1 trillion for the first time - with three months of the financial year remaining, official data show   Fraudster Madoff gets 150 years

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  Bernard Madoff has been given the maximum prison sentence for masterminding a massive fraud that robbed investors of $65bn
May.13   Washington US plans derivatives regulations May.7   USA Ten US banks fail 'stress tests' May.4   Washington Obama to target overseas tax loopholes Apr.22   Washington Freddie Mac chief found dead Apr.6   Texas Stanford: 'Clients lost no money' Mar.26   Washington US plans to rein in Wall Street Mar.23   Washington US unveils $1tn toxic asset plan  The US has announced details of a plan to buy up to $1 trillion worth of toxic assets to help repair banks' balance sheets Feb.19   Virginia Missing billionaire found   Federal agents have located financier Robert Allen Stanford. They are accusing him of orchestrating a $9.2 billion investment fraud Jan.16   New York Citigroup to split as losses grow  Struggling banking giant has announced plans to split the firm in two, Citicorp and Citi Holdings, as it reported a quarterly loss of $8

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Dec.19   Washington Bush unveils $17.4bn car bail-out Dec.13   New York   Top investors 'hit by $50bn con'
  Some of the world's wealthiest private and corporate investors are reported to be victims of an alleged fraud by Wall Street broker Bernard Madoff.    Madoff ran a fund that paid annual interest of about 10% but prosecutors say it was, in effect, similar to a pyrami...
Dec.11   USA Bank of America cuts 30,000 jobs Nov.25   Washington US Fed announces $800bn stimulus  The Federal Reserve is to inject another $800bn into the US economy in a further effort to stabilise the financial system Nov.23   Washington Citigroup secures U.S. government lifeline Nov.17   New York Citigroup job cull to hit 75,000  The bank has announced plans for new job cuts, on top of 23,000 cuts already made this year It's about 20% of its staff Nov.14   Washington World leaders grapple with crisis   The world leaders gathering for economic summit may be looking ahead to his successor. Bush is ready to defend Western-style capitalism Oct.29   Washington Treasury spends $125 billion on 9 banks Oct.10   Washington G7 nations pledge to fight crisis Oct.3   House of Representatives House backs $700bn bail-out plan
  The House of Representatives has passed by 263-171 vote a government plan to rescue the US financial sector
 The package is to buy the bad debts of failing financial institutions on Wall Street. The vote was the second in a week, following its shock rejection of an earlier version. Bush praised lawmakers for their spirit of co-operation before signing the bill into law
Oct.1   U.S. Senate Senate backs new bail-out bill Sep.29   House of Representatives $700 billion bailout package failed  Democrats and Republicans immediately blamed each other for the failure of the bailout package in the House Sep.28   U.S. Congress US lawmakers publish rescue deal Sep.26   Washington Bailout talks implode Sep.24   Washington Bush: Bail-out 'vital to easing crisis' Sep.21   New York US banks make shock status switch  Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley are to become bank holding companies, allowing them to take deposits from investors Sep.19   Washington   Bush hails financial rescue plan
  President George W Bush : The US is set to take 'unprecedented measures' to tackle the crisis gripping US financial markets
Sep.14   New York Lehman Bros files for bankruptcy
  The 4th-largest investment bank in the US will file for bankruptcy protection, amid a growing global financial crisis
 The move dealed a further blow to the global financial system. It was a primary dealer in the U.S. Treasury securities market. The filing marked the largest bankruptcy in U.S. history
Sep.7   Washington US takes over key mortgage firms  US financial officials have outlined plans for the government to take over Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae, the largest bail-outs in US history Aug.5   U.S. Congress Iraq's projected $80b surplus stirs anger  U.S. auditors: Iraq is raking in more money from oil exports than it is spending, amassing a projected 4-year budget surplus of up to $80 billion Jul.16   Washington US inflation rate at 26-year high Apr.18   USA Citigroup sees second giant loss Mar.18   Washington Federal Reserve slashes rates by 0.75   The Federal Reserve has cut US interest rates to 2.25% to restore confidence to nervous financial markets and boost the ailing economy

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Dec.23   USA Battered dollar hits another low

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Sep.7   Washington   Bush to ask 87 billions more for Iraq  President has told the American people that Iraq is ''now the central front' in a global war against terrorism Aug.27   Washington Bremer: Iraq effort to cost tens of billions

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Jun.25   New York WorldCom in accounting trouble, cut jobs