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President Bush's plan to rescue U.S. financial markets is headed for a Senate Vote Wednesday night. ...
Source: edition.cnn.com --- 10 days ago
Sens. John McCain, Barack Obama and Joe Biden will be in Washington on Wednesday to Vote on the $700 billion bank rescue plan. The Vote, scheduled to happen sometime Wednesday evening, comes two days after the House failed to pass the controversial economic recovery plan. ... Source: www.cnn.com --- 10 days ago
Stocks were poised to fall Wednesday as the Senate prepared to Vote on a tweaked version of the $700 billion bailout bill. ... Source: money.cnn.com --- 10 days ago
Stocks tumbled Wednesday, as investors stepped back after the previous session's big rally and looked to the Senate's Vote later in the day on a modified version of the $700 billion rescue package. ... Source: money.cnn.com --- 10 days ago
The Senate plans to Vote on the $700 billion bank rescue plan Wednesday evening - two days after the House failed to pass it. ... Source: abclocal.go.com --- 10 days ago
Meanwhile, a leading House Dem. and his Rep. counterpart voiced confidence Wednesday that headway is being made ... Source: money.cnn.com --- 10 days ago
... Source: in.mobile.reuters.com --- 10 days ago
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid on Tuesday scheduled a Vote for Wednesday evening on a deal to end the three-decade ban on U.S. civilian nuclear trade with India, a Senate aide said. ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 10 days ago
By Richard Simon, Jim Puzzanghera and Nicole Gaouette, Los Angeles Times Staff Writers 11:14 PM PDT, September 30, 2008 WASHINGTON -- Senate leaders reached consensus late Tuesday on a revised $700-billion financial rescue plan that they hoped would ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 10 days ago
WASHINGTON - Senate leaders scheduled a Wednesday Vote on a $700 billion financial bailout package after accepting tax breaks and a higher limit for insured bank deposits in a bid to win House approval and send legislation to President Bush by the end ... Source: english.aljazeera.net --- 10 days ago
If passed, deal to end 30-year ban on civilian nuclear trade with New Delhi. ... Source: www.washingtonpost.com --- 10 days ago
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Senate agreed to Vote on Wednesday night on a $700 billion financial rescue package that will include a sharp increase in the amount of bank deposits insured by the FDIC, but also includes a package of tax breaks the House of Representatives has rejected. ... Source: www.businessweek.com --- 10 days ago
Rather than wait for another round of wrangling in the House, the Senate plans to Vote tomorrow night at 7:30 on the Treasury's $700 billion plan to rescue the financial sector. In order to sweeten the package enough to win over the Republican votes needed for passage, the bill will also include a new proposal to increase FDIC insurance for individual bank accounts from $100,000 to $250,000 for a year, along with changes in the Alternative Minimum Tax and backing for unrelated tax breaks for business and alternative energy that had been stalled in Congress. Legislators and regulators hope that bolstering insurance for bank deposits will help calm the popular backlash against the bill, by giving something to average Americans increasingly anxious over the safety of the funds they have stashed in banks. The increased insurance is also something many small businesses and banks have long clamored for. Senate leaders appear confident that by increasing FDIC insurance, they will ensure enough support for the bill to pass the Senate, after which it will move to the House. And after Monday's debacle, it is also likely that House leaders have tallied up the votes and are comfortable predicting that the additional FDIC insurance would be enough to bring a victory in the House as well. "They must know that adding in the FDIC coverage can get the bill past the House too," predicted Scott Talbott, a senior vice president for the Financial Serv ... Source: www.care2.com --- 10 days ago
House leaders hope to try to move on the bailout again this week. They will have to overcome a powerful public backlash and a fear among members facing difficult re-election bids that voting for the bailout could doom them. Submitted by Jan J. to US Politics & Gov't | Note-it! | Add a Comment ... Source: www.baltimoresun.com --- 10 days ago
Bill adds tax cuts meant to appeal to Republicans when it reaches House Revised version of financial rescue adds tax cuts meant to appeal to Republicans when it reaches House ... Source: www2.tbo.com --- 10 days ago
WASHINGTON - President Bush's plan to rescue U.S. financial markets is headed for a Senate Vote tonight after leaders there agreed to add tax breaks for businesses and the middle class and increase deposit insurance in an attempt to revive the legislation rejected by the House. ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 11 days ago
Senate leaders have scheduled a Vote for Wednesday on the $700 billion Wall Street rescue plan rejected by the House. ...
Source: tvnz.co.nz --- 10 days ago
The US Senate has agreed to Vote on a $US700 billion financial rescue package that the House of Representatives rejected earlier in the week ... Find more results for Senate Vote on RSSMicro.com |
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WELT ONLINE Senate bailout Vote tonight San Francisco Chronicle - 30 minutes ago (09-30) 04:00 PDT Washington - -- Senate leaders called a Vote for tonight on a $700 billion emergency bailout of the banking system, a move designed to give the House a political lift after the legislation's spectacular crash there on Monday. McCain, Obama urge action on crisis Boston Globe McCain, Obama call for greater bank security International Herald Tribune Reuters - Los Angeles Times - USA Today - New York Times all 1,547 news articles ...
The Senate will Vote on the $700 billion bailout plan (or the Economic Rescue Plan, as the White House calls it) tomorrow. The NY Times, which described it as a "surprise move," reports that Senate majority leader Harry Reid (D-Nevada) said, "It has been determined, in our judgment, this is the best thing to move forward. This is good for the country.” The package will reportedly have "new provisions-including raising the FDIC insurance cap to $250,000 from $100,000." Senator Barack Obama mentioned the idea early this morning and Senator John McCain also endorsed it; FDIC's chairwoman also supports a temporary increase, according to the Wall Street Journal . Interestingly, after the House failed to pass the bill on Monday, the previously angry calls to lawmakers about the bill became angry calls wondering why they didn't take any action--Rep. Steven LaTourette (R-Ohio) said, "I started hearing from a lot of people who lost money on their investments thanks to the big drop on Wall Street yesterday." However, the Washington Post said House Speaker Nancy Pelosi "responded tepidly" to the Senate decision, "The Senate has made a decision about how to proceed and what can pass that body. The Senate will Vote... and the Congress will work its will." ...