Obama argues for tougher financial regulation, says US doomed to repeat crisis without it

WASHINGTON ,what is President Barack Obama on Saturday challenged opponents of tougher financial regulations, saying the U.S. is doomed to repeat the economic crisis without new rules and that taxpayers would again be stuck with the bill.,President Barack Obama on Saturday challenged opponents of tougher financial regulations, saying the U.S. is doomed to repeat the economic crisis without new rules and that taxpayers would again be stuck with the bill.,William J. Zacheiss, vice president at PNC Bank in East Stroudsburg, recently passed the Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards certification examination.,Treasury Secretary Says Senate Democrats Will Find Enough Votes to Pass Industry Reform,President Barack Obama says the financial crisis that triggered the recession could have been avoided if Wall Street firms were more accountable, and their dealings more transparent.,WASHINGTON ,what is President Barack Obama on Saturday challenged opponents of tougher financial regulations saying the U.S. is doomed to repeat the economic crisis without new rules and that taxpayers would again be stuck with the bill.,NEW YORK ,what is US Penny Stocks ended the week on a sour note after top firm Goldman Sachs was charged with fraud but analysts see a buoyant Wall Street amid positive outlook for the technology and financial sectors.,Despite the financial woes that plagued many municipalities in 2009, San Miguel County has ended the year on a sound financial footing, with more than six months of funds in reserve.,April 16 (Bloomberg) - ,what is White House economic adviser Lawrence Summers said an overhaul of financial regulation is likely to be approved by Congress in coming months and voiced general support for a proposal to place limits on derivatives trading by commercial banks.,WASHINGTON ,what is The U.S. is destined to endure a new economic crisis that sticks taxpayers with the bill unless Congress tightens oversight of the financial industry, President Barack Obama said today.Penny stocks