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And he's writing a book about it.
His friends at the lab call him four-arms, though, which is sad.
They're a little defensive about being financially profiled.
Stand back! The Fed chairman is getting ANGRY.
"This is an extraordinary time and the government has been forced to take extraordinary measures," the Treasury secretary said to Congress today.
Times are dark, but today, a Saint brought us into the economic light.
Investors will enjoy the smooth clean taste of 'legacy assets' from now on.
The Treasury Secretary says one thing, the Fed says another, and Edward Liddy says yet a third thing.
Everyone from Paul Krugman to 'SNL' is calling for the Treasury secretary's head.
A recent phone call between a senior government official and Citigroup CEO Vikram Pandit revealed "who's on top" in the new world of American finance, according to the 'Journal.'
That's what Joe Scarborough thought, at least.
No wonder he looks so nervous all the time.
The revamped bailout is déjà vu all over again, they point out, and it's the new Treasury secretary's fault.
At 11 a.m., new Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner will unveil his plan to save the world.
The Obama administration is expected to cap executive pay at TARP-sponsored companies at $500,000.
'Um, guys? Could you like, maybe show some restraint and, um, discipline and sense of responsibility this year?'
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