Following the collapse of the Lehmann Brothers invetment bank US President George W.
Bush has said the US economy is healthy enough to withstand the impact of the "painful" events of the financial markets. Bush said that his administration was working to reduce disruptions and minimize the impact of these financial market developments on the broader economy. Lehman Brothers declared itself bankrupt Monday triggering large losses on European and Asian stock markets. Meanwhile, the Bank of America Asian shares fall amid US turmoil ...
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(Deutsche Welle)
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