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Market analysis with Jim Lowell

Market analysis with Jim Lowell

(NECN) - The plan's failure means nobody knows exactly how the hobbled financial sector will recover from billions of dollars in bad mortgage bets. The Dow Jones industrial average falls 777 points -- about seven percent -- closing at 10...

Video|Mon, 29 Sep 2008|More from Boston.com
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“…reacting already very negatively to that deal was basically orchestrated by the FDIC. . Another behind the scenes takeover of one of our. Larger banks so that did little to settle the market down and even …”

Will the bailout work?

Will the bailout work?

(NECN) - A compromise deal is on the table on the great bailout plans. House lawmakers are expected to vote today and President Bush is trying to rally support. But, will the financial bailout work? And, what does it mean for you? Jennifer Lan...

Video|Mon, 29 Sep 2008|More from Boston.com
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“…available so I've got my short term emergency fund and something is FDIC and I have all the rest of my savings that you know there's gobs and gobs of it. At a big money …”

Steve Syre

Steve Syre

Finneran's Forum has the Boston Globe business columnist on every morning at 7:30 to keep you as informed as you can possibly be on the financial crisis.

Audio|Fri, 26 Sep 2008|More from Finneran's Forum
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“…a connection to Massachusetts. -- and she's the head of the FDI FDIC talk about Johnny on the spot. …”

Before the Bell 9/26/2008

Before the Bell 9/26/2008

An early look at the market with Financial Editor Dave Caruso.

Audio|Fri, 26 Sep 2008|More from Dave Caruso's Before the Bell
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“…David Washington Mutual one of the country's largest banks seized by the FDIC. . …”

“…were going to be totally -- lock in this thing so the FDIC's stepped in and I think as important as they stepped in. Because we don't want to have a run on bank deposits …”

My WBZ Morning Headlines 9/26/2008

My WBZ Morning Headlines 9/26/2008

President Bush's financial bailout plan falls apart; WaMu fails; tonight's presidential debate still in question. Details on these and more top morning stories.

Audio|Fri, 26 Sep 2008|More from WBZ NewsRadio Headlines
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“…JPMorgan Chase the move comes after -- was seized by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. . He was the biggest failure of a US bank ever and was triggered by run on the bank by depositors the purchase …”

“…largest bank failure in US history while -- taken over by the FDIC. . It and struck a deal to sell the bulk of hormones operations JPMorgan Chase and this morning HSBC -- it'll -- a …”

Personal finances in a time of crisis

Personal finances in a time of crisis

(NECN) - Certified financial planner Jennifer Lane answers your questions on finances. With the recent financial crisis on everyone's mind, personal banking and investments are the topic du jour. Lane quells fears of those with a Washingt...

Video|Fri, 26 Sep 2008|More from Boston.com
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“…this is -- Rick from Springfield writing and I don't trust the FDIC to come up with money from my deposit immediately in a bank failure. If the FDIC runs out of money there could be a long delay before I can use my funds at a field bank. How do …”

“…on a talk show this week said that anyone who wasn't in FDIC insured accounts was crazy. Our -- money market mutual fund accounts say. What a good question I don't think I would perfectly …”

WaMu's assets bough by JP Morgan

WaMu's assets bough by JP Morgan

(NECN) - For the second time in six months, JP Morgan Chase has rescued a major financial institution. Thursday, it bought the banking assets of Washington Mutual for $1.9 billion. WaMu, as it is called, was the country's largest saving...

Video|Fri, 26 Sep 2008|More from Boston.com
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“…with the country's largest savings and loan institution and seized by the FDIC early this week in the largest failure of the US bank. JPMorgan Chase also acquired Bear Stearns last march the chairman of the FDIC says today should be another day for customers. Washington Mutual. …”

Talks resume on bailout plan

Talks resume on bailout plan

(NECN: Peter Howe) - The hard work of shaping a bailout bill continues on Capitol Hill with the White House lobbying Republicans to sign on. The morning after Wall Street bailout talks broke down in partisan rancor, the speaker of the House st...

Video|Fri, 26 Sep 2008|More from Boston.com
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“…from house Republicans no taxpayer money to buy feeling bonds but an FDIC insurance plan like banks. Wall Street companies trying to dump toxic debt would pay in premiums getting money back only if they …”

Steve Syre

Steve Syre

The Boston Globe business columnist joins Finneran's Forum every morning at 7:30, giving you the latest on the economy.

Audio|Thu, 25 Sep 2008|More from Finneran's Forum
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“…about is. Banks that are in trouble regular commercial banks in the FDIC right now and you know the F yes it is in a position where if it's essentially a government backed. Insurance company and it collects premiums from banks and it -- off obviously deposit insurance of banks fail. And it has I'd give money for normal times which were clearly not in at this point. There was bank in California indymac that that went down earlier that took a big bite out of the FDIC's reserves -- was. A bank that all all the real short of the countrywide was generating in -- you know why that …”

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Lawmakers: Financial bailout agreement reached

Lawmakers: Financial bailout agreement reached

(NECN: Peter Howe) - Progress is being made in negotiations on the $700 billion bailout of the financial industry. This afternoon, lawmakers on Capitol Hill announced they've worked out a bipartisan compromise. Congressional aides say a t...

Video|Thu, 25 Sep 2008|More from Boston.com
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“…that are in trouble. Would mortgage backed assets kind of like an FDIC planned for banks rather than full taxpayer bailout. But it remains unclear at this point if that we'll actually be real these …”