Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner yesterday laid out the White House’s plan to rescue the financial system, and it is bigger than expected, with government playing a larger role in markets and banks.
Under the plan, administration officials will pump as much as $2.5 trillion into the financial system — $350 billion of it from the TARP fund, according to a report in The New York Times.
Many of the details of the program, however, remain unsettled.
The latest acquisition is Brunswick’s sixth corporate-owned Freedom operation in the United States.
The electronics conference, in conjunction with the Radio Technical Commission for Maritime Services, is scheduled for Sept. 20-24 in Orlando, Fla.
Damien Frye will drive sales of the New Zealand-based company’s Cortex product line.
As part of the conglomerate’s realignment, the Groupe has inked an agreement with Italian yard Solaris to purchase the bluewater sailing brand.
Patty Lawrence will manage the show’s preconference sessions, seminars and workshops.
The show is scheduled for Nov. 16-18 in Amsterdam and will incorporate virtual elements.
The Swedish company’s 26-foot Eelex 8000 electric boat premiered at the Palm Beach show last month.
