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No "Bailout" for The World's Poorest $Michael Douglas as Gordon Gecko in the 1987 film \"Wall Street.\" His speech to a meeting of stock traders is still considered a classic on Wall Street: \"The point is, ladies and gentleman, that greed, for lack of a better word, is good. Greed is right, greed works.\" (File photo)$ UNITED NATIONS - As a spreading financial crisis threatens to deepen the economic recession in the United States, the news of an unprecedented 700-billion-dollar bailout package reverberated through the corridors of the United Nations last week as over 100 world leaders gathered in New York for the annual talk-fest: the 63rd session of the General Assembly. Posted in Bailout

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$Michael Douglas as Gordon Gecko in the 1987 film \"Wall Street.\" His speech to a meeting of stock traders is still considered a classic on Wall Street: \"The point is, ladies and gentleman, that greed, for lack of a better word, is good. Greed is right, greed works.\" (File photo)$

UNITED NATIONS - As a spreading financial crisis threatens to deepen the economic recession in the United States, the news of an unprecedented 700-billion-dollar bailout package reverberated through the corridors of the United Nations last week as over 100 world leaders gathered in New York for the annual talk-fest: the 63rd session of the General Assembly.

Posted in Bailout