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Behind the Fed's move to regulate Wall St pay
WASHINGTON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Before the financial crisis erupted a little over a year ago, executive pay was hardly on the Fed's front-burner. Full Article | Video
TIMELINE: Action on pay comes after a year of bail outs
(Reuters) - The U.S. Federal Reserve and White House pay czar Kenneth Feinberg unveiled a double whammy of guidelines to reduce excessive bonuses and pay at bailed-out banks and automakers on Thursday. Full Article
TIMELINE-US action on pay comes after a year of bail outs
(For a special report on the Federal Reserve's clampdown on executive compensation in the financial industry double click on [ID:nnN22439318]) Full Article
Geithner says core TARP programs ending
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Obama administration will shutter programs at the heart of a $700 billion financial bailout but remains focused on supporting a fledgling economic recovery, Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner said on Tuesday. Full Article
Geithner says core TARP programs ending
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Obama administration will shutter programs at the heart of a $700 billion financial bailout but remains focused on supporting a fledgling economic recovery, Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner said on Tuesday. Full Article
BofA agrees to give more details on Merrill
NEW YORK/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Bank of America Corp may be ready to settle with U.S. regulators after fighting with them over how much it disclosed to investors as it was buying Merrill Lynch & Co Inc. Full Article
UPDATE 5-BofA agrees to give U.S. more details on Merrill
* BofA shares down 1.6 percent (Recasts first paragraph; adds detail on acquisition) Full Article
U.S. softens tone to improve China relations
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States is going out of its way to build a warmer economic relationship with China and the strategy seems to be paying early dividends. Full Article
U.S. pronouncements later hurt bailout: IG report
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Senior U.S. officials deliberately created the impression last year that banks receiving huge government cash infusions were healthier than was the case, a Treasury Department watchdog's report released on Monday said. Full Article
US pronouncements later hurt bailout--IG report
WASHINGTON, Oct 5 (Reuters) - Senior U.S. officials deliberately created the impression last year that banks receiving huge government cash infusions were healthier than was the case, a Treasury Department watchdog's report released on Monday said. Full Article
