Archive for Saturday, October 11, 2008

Bush says G-7 ‘will do what it takes’ to ease economic crisis

• Trade deficit drops in August

• Next step: U.S. to bankroll banks By Michael A. Hiltzik and Jim Puzzanghera, Richard Simon

• European markets plunge amid massive selloffs By Henry Chu

• Stocks swing sharply in early trading

• Macy’s says profit drop will exceed its forecast

• Slump in exports turns Asian tiger into pussycat By Don Lee and John Glionna

• Redstone hit by credit troubles By Meg James

• Sony seeks to harmonize music, electronics By Ryan Nakashima

• Oil prices fall below $78 a barrel By Elizabeth Douglass

• State bond sale raises concerns By Marc Lifsher

• Daily developments in the financial crisis

• U.S. to buy shares in banks By Jim Puzzanghera

• Losses mount in Europe By Henry Chu

• Wells Fargo buyout of Wachovia is cleared

• Dealing with the crisis on the Continent By Henry Chu

• GE profit falls 22%, meeting lowered forecast

• Sales of safes grow as economy slides

• Gloom sweeps NYSE floor By Matea Gold and Erika Hayasaki

• Web crew relaxes; critics go to work By Michelle Quinn

• YouTube hopes full-length shows will pump up advertising revenue By Swati P and Ey

• President Bush vows action on financial crisis By Johanna Neuman