Bush on Tuesday of a $250 billion bailout plan to help stabilize the financial system. In Washington, Bush said the Treasury would buy into ban ...

When Congress passed the $700 billion bailout, the focus was on buying so-called "troubled assets" linked to sub-prime mortgages. Today, Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson said that's not the best use ...

Flying in the face of Congress and both presidential campaigns, Treasury is resisting efforts to impose pay limits on Wall Street executives and bankers whose companies stand to be helped by the ...

The Treasury is revamping how it uses the $700 billion financial bailout fund, focusing on on relatively healthy consumer debt rather than the toxic mortgages that triggered the credit crisis in the ...

President Bush and leading Democrats differed Monday on just how quickly Congress should pass legislation stabilizing the country’s troubled financial system. Bush issued a statement at the White ...

Explore Henry Paulson's role as U.S. Treasury Secretary during the 2007-2008 financial crisis, his impact on global finance, and his ongoing legacy with the Paulson Institute.

The architects of the Bush Administration's financial bailout got a public grilling today from the Senate Banking Committee. Senators wanted to know why they're getting less than a week to give up ...