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Global finance ministers kept searching for ways to tackle the unfolding financial crisis, turning their attention to its effects on rapidly developing countries and poor nations at risk of being swept up in the turmoil.
President Bush, global finance ministers talk of unity as they try calm financial markets By HARRY DUNPHY Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON October 12, 2008 (AP) President Bush, left, makes a statement in the Rose Garden of...
WASHINGTON -- President Bush and the world's financial leaders staged repeated displays of unity Saturday to combat an unfolding credit crisis, hoping to calm investors whose panic has spread despite bold and accelerating...
China, Japan, Saudi Arabia among countries taking on America’s debt By JOHN SCHMID jschmid@journalsentinel.com As fear turned to panic on Wall Street, the federal government rushed out a string of programs to prop up the...
![wsj.com: [US President George W. Bush, Federal Reserve Ben Bernanke (L), US Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson (2nd L), and Brazil's Finance Minister Guido Mantega take part in a G20 Session at the IMF October 11, 2008 in Washington, DC. ]](http://www.newstin.com/image.a?id=7755809.jpg)
