BusinessWeek's Executive Editor John Byrne talks with Pete Engardio about his cover story on how the global financial crisis is reshaping the role of government in the economy
Even with the bailout package, the U.S. economy is in for years of recession and stagnation. Pro or con?
Washington's partial nationalization of banks marks a fundamental shift in thinking about the relationship of the public and private sectors
Many argue that after the $250 billion bank capital injection the government must then stem the surge in foreclosures
Lax rules and weak enforcement allow scrap companies to profit by sending junked computers, printers, and TVs overseas
"What is so clear in all this is that no one is an island. No country of any significance can stand on its own in times of crisis. Not even the U.S."
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