OPINION (Anil Kashyap)
White House
[6.18.09]
Core Reforms Held Firm As Much Else Fell Away
The plan President Obama unveiled yesterday to overhaul the government's oversight of the financial system was not the wholesale remaking of Washington that the administration had initially envisioned. Read more »
[6.17.09]
Obama Blueprint Deepens Federal Role in Markets
See also "Obama Sought to Enlist a Wide Consensus on Finance Rules" (NYT 6/17), "Obama Wants SEC, CFTC to Police Derivatives" (Dow Jones 6/17), and "Read more »
[6.17.09]
Treasury: No plans now for new aid to auto suppliers
The Obama administration has no plans at this time to offer additional funding to support auto suppliers following a meeting last week in which suppliers asked for as much as $10 billion in new aid.
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[6.10.09]
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