Thursday, April 22, 2010

Obama to ask CEOs to abandon 'furious efforts' to block financial overhaul - Washington Post


Boston Globe


Obama to ask CEOs to abandon 'furious efforts' to block financial overhaul

Washington Post


President Obama's speech in Manhattan on Thursday marks the culmination of a strategic, month-long acceleration of his personal involvement in financial regulation, according to White House and Treasury Department officials. ...


Obama: 'Free market' is not a 'free license'

USA Today


Obama: US must learn lessons of financial crisis

Reuters


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Wednesday, April 21, 2010

Battle to clear backlog as Europe reopens for flights - CNN International


New York Times (blog)


Battle to clear backlog as Europe reopens for flights

CNN International


By the CNN Wire Staff London, England (CNN) -- Airports across Europe began reopening Wednesday, six days after ash from an Icelandic volcano forced the shutdown of airspace and stranded thousands of passengers around the world. ...


European Airspace Starts to Reopen

Voice of America


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Tuesday, April 20, 2010

Few flights resume in Europe, ash cloud disrupts - Reuters


The Guardian


Few flights resume in Europe, ash cloud disrupts

Reuters


AMSTERDAM, April 20 (Reuters) - European airports made tentative steps toward resuming flights on Tuesday after five days cut off from global air traffic by a huge ash cloud, but much airspace stayed closed after reports of a new ...


As Europe Reopens Skies, a New Cloud Looms

New York Times


Some European Airports Reopen,  »

Monday, April 19, 2010

Airlines condemn "European mess" over ash cloud - BBC News


Reuters


Airlines condemn "European mess" over ash cloud

BBC News


The body that represents the world's airlines, IATA, has criticised Europe's governments for the way they closed air space because of volcanic ash. The head of the airline industry body, Giovanni Bisignani, told the BBC: "This is a European ...


Airlines, European officials urge end to flight restrictions

Washington Post


Frustration Mounts on Fifth Day of Air Travel Chaos

New York Times


UK says airlines should get volcanic ash cash aid

Reuters


ABC News -W »

Sunday, April 18, 2010

Volcanic ash disruption leaves Britons stranded - BBC News


The Hindu


Volcanic ash disruption leaves Britons stranded

BBC News


The UK is enduring a fourth day as a virtual no-fly zone due to volcanic ash drifting from Iceland, leaving Britons stranded around the world. Flight restrictions have been extended until at least 0100 BST on Monday and forecasters say the ash cloud ...


Few Signs of Relief as Air Travel Crisis Enters a Fourth Day

New York Times


Fears volcano chaos will push into mid-week

CNN International


KLM says test flight reveals no damage from ash

Reuters


The Associated Press -The Hindu -Los Angeles Times


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Saturday, April 17, 2010

Democrats Say Goldman Sachs Fraud Suit Bolsters Case for Rules - BusinessWeek


CBC.ca


Democrats Say Goldman Sachs Fraud Suit Bolsters Case for Rules

BusinessWeek


April 17 (Bloomberg) -- The Obama administration and congressional Democrats are using the Securities and Exchange Commission lawsuit accusing Goldman Sachs Group Inc. of derivatives-linked fraud to bolster their case for overhauling ...


Bank: Merrill Committed Same Fraud as SEC Claims Goldman Did

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Friday, April 16, 2010

Volcanic ash causes travel chaos for second day - CNN International


Reuters


Volcanic ash causes travel chaos for second day

CNN International


By the CNN Wire Staff Air traffic across Europe will be severely disrupted for a second day Friday, says NATS. London, England (CNN) -- Volcanic ash from Iceland snarled air traffic across Europe for a second straight day Friday, ...


Extent of Iceland volcano ash cloud

BBC News


Volcanic ash cloud grounds planes until Saturday

The Guardian


Volcanic ash shuts UK airspace for second day

Xinhua


Telegraph.co.uk -W »


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