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Friday, September 19, 2008

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The week's big story: Meltdown

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Need some perspective after this week's collapse? Our senior business correspondent Bob Moon provides some. He discusses with host Tess Vigeland what we've been through and what's ahead.

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  • By Dianna Schwertley

    From Missouri Valley, IA, 09/19/2008

    I would like to know the following:
    What is happening to the CEO's and Executive staffs from these financial institutions?
    Do they keep their jobs?
    Are they going to receive any type of departure compensation?
    Required to pay back some of their ill-gotten gains?
    What is their status in general?
    Thank you

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