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Fresh from slamming Wall Street "fat cats," US President Barack Obama Monday talked tough with top bankers, demanding an "extraordinary commitment" from them to restore the convalescing US economy.
WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama gave the nation's top bankers an earful Monday, telling them in no uncertain terms that it's time for them to start lending again to help boost the economy after being bailed out themselves by the nation's taxpayers.
NEW YORK (Reuters Life!) -- Two-thirds of U.S. consumers have yet to finish their holiday shopping, and 41 percent expect to finish at least a week prior to Christmas, according to a new survey.
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Dec. 14 (Bloomberg) -- Not even titans of finance on the way to an appointment with the president can escape airport delays.
Dec. 14 (Bloomberg) -- President Barack Obama said the nation’s banks have an obligation to help accelerate the U.S. economic recovery after the government bailed them out of a crisis that was “largely of their own making.”
Fresh from lambasting Wall Street "fat cats," President Barack Obama Monday called banking chiefs to the White House to press them to relax credit to small businesses to boost job growth.
President Barack Obama’s plan to talk tough to bankers in a meeting at the White House Monday morning lost some of its punch when the executives at several top financial institutions could not make the sit-down due to bad weather.
Dec. 14 (Bloomberg) -- Not even titans of finance on the way to an appointment with the president can escape airport delays. Lloyd Blankfein , chairman and chief executive officer of Goldman Sachs Group Inc.,
Dec. 14 (Bloomberg) -- President Barack Obama is meeting with executives from Bank of America Corp., Wells Fargo & Co., JPMorgan Chase & Co. and other financial institutions to ratchet up pressure on banks to extend more credit to small businesses and ease opposition to his regulatory overhaul.
At the White House, the president tells them to repay the government's bailout assistance by 'finding ways to help creditworthy small and medium-sized businesses get the loans that they need.' Even as another major bank announced it was repaying its bailout money, President Obama today told executives from the nation's largest financial institutions to return the taxpayer's largesse in an ...
After Obama Rails Against "Fat Cats," Heads of Financial Firms Don't Make it to White House Meeting, Citing Inclement Weather
DECEMBER 14, 2009 -- Travel Leaders is using Rearden Commerce's Personal Assistant online booking platform under its own brand, making it the first travel management company to fund development for a private-label version of the tool other than American Express Business Travel's Axiom, Rearden announced today.
Dec. 14 (Bloomberg) -- White House chief economic adviser Lawrence Summers said U.S. employers will start to increase payrolls this spring, ending a decline that’s led to the loss of 7.2 million jobs since the recession began two years ago.
Facing White House pressure to increase lending, bank CEOs plan to tell President Barack Obama in a meeting on Monday that they are ready to “step up” and take additional steps to promote economic recovery, industry officials tell POLITICO.
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