... him frequent contact with Steven Rattner, head of the administration's auto task force, and Obama economic aide Lawrence Summers. The Treasury on Thursday offered bondholders 10 percent of a newly formed GM's stock, plus warrants to buy 15 ...

... that we have seen in the last quarter but for the extraordinary public support provided by the government," said Lawrence Summers, the director of the White House's National Economic Council. The profits announced this week raise more questions ...

... transition. Obama planned to introduce his economic team on Monday, including Timothy Geithner as treasury secretary and Lawrence Summers as head of the National Economic Council. Obama also has settled on New Mexico Gov. bill Richardson as his commerce ...

... who will join his administration. As treasury secretary he turned to Geithner as well as Former Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers to head his National Economic Council. In recent months, the 47-year-old Geithner has worked closely with the ...

... Geithner's last job at Treasury, he was under secretary for international affairs under Secretaries Robert Rubin and Lawrence Summers. Both Summers and Rubin served as outside advisers to the search committee that chose Geithner for the New York ...

... his economic team, beginning with New York Federal Reserve President Timothy Geithner as Treasury secretary and Lawrence Summers as director of his National Economic Council. Summers led the Treasury Department under former President Bill Clinton ...

... Office of Management and Budget. Geithner was a Treasury Department official during the Clinton administration, and Lawrence Summers, who will head Obama's National Economic Council, was Clinton's treasury secretary. Other Clinton administration ...

... economic team also wants to signal fiscal restraint. - Advertisement - Obama advisers, including Christina Romer and Lawrence Summers, have been contacting economists from across the political spectrum in search of advice as they assemble a spending ...

... s White House press secretary. "Three million, 4 million jobs is going to make a very big difference," said Lawrence Summers, a top economic adviser to the incoming president, referring to the goal Obama has set. "It all depends on psychology ...

... t made in a day or a week or a month or even a year, and they're not going to get solved that fast," said Lawrence Summers, a top economic adviser to Obama. "So even as we move to be as rapid as we can in jolting the economy and giving ...