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World Markets Swing Widely as Finance Ministers Meet
On the last day of one of the worst weeks in stock market history, the Dow Jones Industrial Average has careened back and forth between losses and gains today.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readOn the last day of one of the worst weeks in stock market history, the Dow Jones Industrial Average has careened back and forth between losses and gains today. President Bush, who tried to be reassuring by listing the many dramatic measures being taken to cope with the crisis, will meet this weekend with economic ministers from around the world. Business columnist Justin Fox writes the Curious Capitalist blog for Time magazine.
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The full episode
1 of 3Wall Street, Main Street and Economic Crisis- 1:36World Markets Swing Widely as Finance Ministers MeetYou’re reading this
- 7:47Consumer Complicity in the Credit Crisis
- 43:06Nobel Peace Prize Awarded to Finnish Diplomat