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...left out documents related to Towns' loan. Rep. Elton Gallegly, R-Calif.Top staff members of the House Financial Services Committee.A staff member of Rep. Ruben Hinojosa, D-Texas, a member of the Financial Services Committee.Former...
...ready to do more to prevent the faltering economy from skidding into a recession. Testifying before the House Financial Services Committee, Greenspan blamed much of the economy's weakness on an effort by businesses to cut back quickly on production...
...Democratic lawmakers are telling regulators. Rep. John LaFalce of New York, senior Democrat on the House Financial Services Committee, is gathering signatures from Democratic colleagues for a letter to Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill...
...points, the most aggressive credit-easing campaign in nearly two decades. Greenspan, in testimony to the House Financial Services Committee, expressed hope that the Fed's rate reductions along with falling energy costs and soon-to-be mailed...
...said. Greenspan's twice-yearly economic report card tracked the written report he presented to the House Financial Services Committee last week. "The period of subpar economic performance ... is not yet over, and we are not free of the...
...canceled Monday's hearing, while the House Financial Services Committee said it would proceed, minus the former...the Senate Commerce Committee, Oxley the House Financial Services Committee. The Powers review of Enron also found...
...over the past year are starting to diminish and that activity is beginning to firm," Greenspan told the House Financial Services Committee. Delivering the Fed's semiannual economic forecast to Congress, Greenspan said the central bank expects...
...expansion is already under way," Greenspan said. That assessment was not part of his testimony to the House Financial Services Committee last week. Since Greenspan's last appearance on Capitol Hill, a batch of encouraging economic news has...
...investors' confidence and heighten political leaders' nervousness about the economy. On Capitol Hill, the House Financial Services Committee issued subpoenas to compel testimony by three WorldCom officials and an influential Wall Street analyst...
...refuse to give testimony that could incriminate them, said Rep. Michael Oxley, R-Ohio, chairman of the House Financial Services Committee. Oxley referred to Bernard J. Ebbers, a former WorldCom chairman, and Scott D. Sullivan, former chief...