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 Obama predicts more bank failures| US President has warned that more US banks are likely to fail, as the full extent of their losses in the economic crisis becomes clear | |
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| Dec.2 |
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US carmakers publish rescue plans U.S. Congress: Chrysler, Ford and General Motors have all submitted their proposals for multi-billion dollar loans upon which their survival could depend
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| Oct.8 |
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US warns of further bank failures  | Treasury secretary Paulson has warned some banks will still fail despite the $700bn rescue package to shore up the financial system | |
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US government rescues insurer AIG | The Federal Reserve has announced an $85bn rescue package for the country's biggest insurance company, to save it from bankruptcy | |
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 Enron auditor fined $500,000 Arthur Andersen has been sentenced to five years probation and given a $500,000 fine
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Ex-Enron executive pleads guilty| Michael Kopper has pleaded guilty to charges of money laundering and wire fraud | |
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| Jun.27 |
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British bankers charged in Enron fraud The Justice Department has charged 3 former British bankers with wire fraud in an alleged $7.3 million scheme
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WorldCom ex-CEO and CFO to testify A House panel voted to subpoena four people to testify about the accounting scandal
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Bush vows WorldCom inquiry| U.S. Congress: President, Congress and other federal regulators vowed to investigate WorldCom while analysts forecast bankruptcy | |
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Andersen indicted over Enron Accountancy firm at the centre of the Enron bankruptcy, has been indicted on the charge of obstruction of justice
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| Feb.22 |
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White House sued for Enron records U.S. Congress: The US administration has been sued by the investigative arm of the US Congress
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| Feb.10 |
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Former Enron boss refuses to testify U.S. Congress: Kenneth Lay will exercise his Fifth Amendment rights when he appears before a Congressional hearing
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| Feb.3 |
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Enron's Lay refused to testify U.S. Senate: The Senate investigations is in disarray after the former CEO would not appear due to a prosecutorial climate
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Criminal inquiry into Enron collapse Justice Department has opened a criminal investigation of fallen energy giant
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Bankruptcy reform U.S. Senate: Senate has passed a bill to overhaul the bankruptcy code that will make it harder to seek government protection
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