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.
Yamaha is bringing adult-learning courses to the Bay State in a pilot program.
U.S. Rep. Greg Murphy toured the factory and listened to workers’ concerns.
The wall could protect New York City from storms like Hurricane Sandy, but critics worry it’s a waste of money with rising sea levels.
The company donated medical supplies to the relief effort.
The marina group’s CEO says “our business model contemplates that capital will always be coming and going,” but Safe Harbor will stay on its growth path.
“Honestly, we saw pretty darn good strength in all segments,” said MarineMax CFO Michael McLamb, following yesterday’s record quarter.
Zeelander’s new Fort Lauderdale, Fla., office will oversee sales and service.
The Waketoon Surf Series pontoon produces a rideable wake without ballast tanks.
