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Tim Geithner has long planned to step down from his role as Treasury Secretary during President Obama's second term. What is one of the most powerful men in finance to do once he becomes a private citizen? A round of "detox" and writing a book, possibly in that order.Friends of Geithner say they believe he will take a year off from one of the most stressful posts in government and possibly pen a book about his role in developing economic policy during President Obama's first term in office, as well as his other public policy experience, including his role as president of the New York Federal Reserve Bank during the 2008 financial crisis.No doubt it could be a page-turner, at least for those interested in the confluence of finance and government during one of the most tumultuous times since the Great Depression in the 1930s.Geithner, 51, was one of the architects behind the controversial bailouts of Bear Stearns, American International Group (NYSE:AIG) and the grand bailout of the bank...
Democratic Strategist Doug Schoen argues that New York City’s mayor is looking to lower health-care costs by banning sodas larger than 16 oz.
Larry Sabado of the University of Virginia’s Center for Politics on the impact of the latest data from the Labor Department on the upcoming presidential election.
FOX News Legal Analyst Lis Wiehl and Deirdre Imus discuss the pop star’s performance for the former president’s birthday.
Christensen Strategies CEO Aimee Christensen gives her outlook for the solar, wind, and nuclear industries.
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SK Capital Partners' CIO Clark Winter on good investment opportunities.
Republican Political Analyst Andrea Tantaros on the star-studded event run by the former president.
We break down what the benchmark means for investor confidence and your wallet.
Earthecho International CEO Philippe Cousteau Jr. on making the company's first charitable commitment.
FOX News judicial analyst Judge Andrew Napolitano on Hillary Clinton's remarks on taxing the rich.
Why would President Obama part with a long standing tradition and refuse to meet with world leaders this week at the United Nations? It's the single time and place e...
Europe's debt crisis remains the biggest drag on the global economy, but the region is in a much better situation today than it was, U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy ...
FBN's Charlie Gasparino weighs in on Greg Smith's new book.
FBN’s Rich Edson on President Obama’s speech before the United Nations today on foreign affairs.
“The Amateur” author Ed Klein on whether Obama is considering replacing Biden and the chances of a second term for Hillary Clinton.
