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TN GOP closes annual fundraiser to reporters : State and Regional News : Knoxville News Sentinel - News Articles

Lucas L. Johnson II, AP NASHVILLE — The state’s Republican Party spokesman says this year’s annual fundraiser will be closed to the news media even though reporters have been welcomed at previous dinners. Communications Director Bill Hobbs told The Associated Press that the ...   [click for more]

Commentary: Bankruptcy, not bailout, is the right answer - CNN.com - News Articles

By Jeffrey A. Miron Editor's note: Jeffrey A. Miron is senior lecturer in economics at Harvard University. A Libertarian, he was one of 166 academic economists who signed a letter to congressional leaders last week opposing the government bailout plan. ...   [click for more]

CHRONOLOGY-Pressure on G7 as financial chaos continues - Reuters - MSN Newsfeeds

Sept. 14/15 - Investment bank Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc (LEHMQ.PK: Quote , Profile , Research , Stock Buzz ) files for bankruptcy protection; Merrill Lynch & Co Inc (MER.N: Quote , Profile , Research , Stock Buzz ) to be taken over by Bank of ...    [click for more]