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  1. Stock markets plunge as pressure increases for a worldwide strategy to tackle the crisis.

    Slate Magazine - Today's Papers - 15 hours ago

    It's all about fear. Wall Street was in full panic mode yesterday as a wave of terror washed over investors, who could not hit the sell button fast enough during the last hours of trading. It marked the seventh

  2. The Treasury plans to take ownership in some banks while "injecting" cash into them.

    Slate Magazine - Today's Papers - Oct 9, 2008

    It was another day of grim, fast-moving news on the economy. The New York Times leads with late-breaking plans by the Treasury Department to take ownership stakes in some banks while "injecting" cash into them. All the

  3. Central banks across the globe cut interest rates.

    Slate Magazine - Oct 9, 2008

    It was another day of grim, fast-moving news on the economy. The New York Times leads with late-breaking plans by the Treasury Department to take ownership stakes in some banks while "injecting" cash into them. All the

  4. The presidential candidates largely avoid personal attacks in their second debate.

    Slate Magazine - Today's Papers - Oct 8, 2008

    A few hours after the stock market took yet another plunge the presidential candidates met in Nashville for a town-hall-style debate last night, where the economy quickly became the dominant issue. The verdict seems to

  5. Markets around the world collapse as fears of a global recession increase.

    Slate Magazine - Oct 7, 2008

    It's a new week, and the bad news keeps getting worse. "The global financial crisis has taken a perilous turn," declares the Wall Street Journal. Hopes that the massive bailout package approved by Congress last week

  6. European governments are trying to deal with a growing credit crunch.

    Slate Magazine - Today's Papers - Oct 6, 2008

    The New York Times leads with, and the Wall Street Journal fronts, a look at how European governments are taking steps to prevent major banks from going under while trying to prevent panic from spreading by boosting

  7. Shifts in the electoral map favor Barack Obama.

    Slate Magazine - Oct 6, 2008

    The New York Times leads with a look at how the beleaguered economy has shifted the electoral map in Barack Obama's favor. (The Washington Post stuffs a nearly identical story.) According to the Times, Obama has a

  8. Shifts in the electoral map favor Barack Obama.

    Slate Magazine - Today's Papers - Oct 5, 2008

    The New York Times leads with a look at how the beleaguered economy has shifted the electoral map in Barack Obama's favor. (The Washington Post stuffs a nearly identical story.) According to the Times, Obama has a

  9. How will the Treasury implement the bailout?

    Slate Magazine - Today's Papers - Oct 4, 2008

    The House passed the $700 billion financial bailout package by a comfortable margin on Friday, after rejecting the measure earlier in the week. President Bush signed the bill into law and the Treasury is expected to

  10. The vice-presidential candidates held their own in first and only encounter.

    Slate Magazine - Today's Papers - Oct 4, 2008

    The vice-presidential candidates faced off last night in an eagerly anticipated debate that ultimately failed to deliver any of the game-changing moments that partisans on both sides were hoping for. The debate

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