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Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke warned that the outlook for economic growth has worsened.

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In the grips of a financial meltdown, CNN's Jim Boulden describes the mood in Iceland and how it reached this point.

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Former executive Robert Willumstad speaks at the House hearing on the AIG bailout.

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In a dramatic shift, Federal Reserve Chairman Bernanke signaled a readiness to lower U.S. interest rates in an effort to support an economy battered by financial crisis.

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Central banks around Europe are continuing to push cash at markets in an effort to keep the financial sector flush with ready money. The AP's Mark Hamrick reports. (Oct. 7)

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President Bush sought to assure Americans on Tuesday that the economy will eventually recover from the global financial crisis but he cautioned that it's going to take time and won't be easy. (Oct. 7)

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U.S. stocks plummeted violently Monday, as it became apparent that the credit crisis had spread beyond America into Europe and Asia. In the last hour, the major indices rallied off the worst of their lows for the day, but they still ended in deeply negative territory.

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Marek Fuchs alternately praises and condemns reports that extract meaning from Friday's crazy rumor about Steve Jobs' health.

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ObjectiveAdvice.com President Gary Schatsky discusses whether it is a good idea to borrow from your 401k.

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Jim Cramer says we need inflation and we need to cut rates.

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Teddy Weisberg of Seaport Securities tells Debra Borchardt that an oversold market can lead to technical rallies.

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Jim Cramer on why the financial crisis survivors aren't necessarily good buys.

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Gordon Brown has held talks with Bank of England Governor Mervyn King on proposals to stabilise the banking system.

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Sales and confidence in the High Street have slumped since the summer, a British Chambers of Commerce report says.

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European finance ministers more than double bank deposit guarantees to ease concerns. CNN's Alphonso Van Marsh reports.

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Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke warned Tuesday that the financial crisis has not only darkened the country's current economic performance but also could prolong the pain. (Oct. 7)

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Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke speaks at the National Association of Business Economics' annual meeting.

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Senators McCain and Obama are making assertions about changing tax policy. Trevor Delaney, the AP's Personal Finance editor highlights online tools that can help you gauge the potential impact of their plans. (Oct. 7)

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Debating whether the tumbling markets signify a bottom, with Mike Holland, Holland & Co. and Ned Riley, Riley Asset Management

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Discussing what the M&A landscape will look like when the pipeline gets unclogged and which deals will make it to the pipeline, with Gerald Adolph, Booz & Co. and Andrew Ross Sorkin, The New York Times

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Discussing the falling markets and the government's rescue plan, with Mike Holland, Holland & Co.; Ned Riley, Riley Asset Management and CBVC's Dennis Kneale

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Mellody Hobson and Dave Ramsey give answers to your financial questions.

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CNN correspondents are watching the vital signs in key financial markets around the world.

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CNN's Diana Magnay reports on the steps the German government is taking to shore up its economy.

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CNN's Emily Chang reports a slowing world economy is hurting job prospects in Asia.

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The Federal Reserve announces plans to begin buying commercial paper in another move aimed at calming chaotic financial markets.

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The European Union battled Tuesday to protect people's savings by more than doubling deposit guarantees to at least 50,000 euros, taking joint action against the global financial firestorm for the first time.

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Microsoft Head of Strategy Craig Mundie discusses Microsoft's interest in studying the use of gaming for education in schools.

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Former Federal Reserve Governor Wayne Angell discusses Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke and what he needs to do to restore confidence.

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Former Federal Reserve Governor Wayne Angell discusses what steps need to be taken to calm the markets.

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Microsoft head of strategy, Craig Mundie discusses the impact from the global slowdown and credit markets on Microsoft.

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TCW Group chief global strategist, Sri Kumar, explains what needs to be done to improve the markets in the U.S. and Europe.

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Iceland takes over its second largest bank and props up its battered currency, the crown, in the face of financial crisis that threatens to overwhelm the economy.

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Gerri answers your questions: Is this the time to buy? Are 529 plans in trouble? Is the new FDIC limit in effect yet?

A report by the British Chambers of Commerce has said business confidence is collapsing.

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A direct capital injection can be part of the bailout package, reports CNBC's Steve Liesman

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Asian stock markets have opened down sharply amid investor fears of a global economic slowdown.

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Discussing the market slide and the $700B bailout package, with Edward Lazear, Council of Economic Advisers chairman

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The giant coffee chain Starbucks has been accused of wasting 23 million litres of water every day by telling employees to keep taps running.