- Advertisement - WASHINGTON (AP) Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson says he does not expect any more major financial institutions to fail during the current credit crisis. Paulson also says that ...

... often considered the second-most powerful position in the Fed system Geithner has worked alongside Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson in marathon meetings aimed at bolstering failing financial institutions and fixing the country's clogged credit markets ...

... aired Sunday. Obama's economic team has been talking with the Bush administration about having Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson ask Congress as early as this week for access to the rest of the bailout fund. If Congress rejected such a request ...

... to buy up bad mortgage debt instead of direct cash infusions, and with only banks as customers. Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson said Friday using the financial bailout package for loans to automakers basically means the administration has used ...

... percent, to 8,579.11. Paulson: Congress needs to release second $350B WASHINGTON (AP) Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson said Friday that Congress will need to release the second half of the $700 billion rescue fund because the first ...

... money for U.S. taxpayers by taking advantage of the banks' (or others') bad situations. Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson has said several times that this investment is not meant to be "punitive." But that's the wrong way to look at ...

... sent the Dow Jones industrial average surging almost 500 points. Geithner has worked closely with Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson and Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke this year as the government seized control of mortgage giants Fannie Mae ...

... administration had said in February it needed more time to work out thorny problems that former Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson and the Bush administration had been unable to resolve. Geithner's new plan is meant to attack what is widely viewed ...

... said in a statement. The new program marks a return by the government to a strategy of acquiring toxic securities. Henry Paulson, who was treasury secretary in the final days of the Bush administration, abandoned plans to purchase these securities ...

... economic revival options and wants the government to step up efforts to curb home foreclosures. Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson, whose department oversees the $700 billion financial bailout program, also is weighing new initiatives such as ...