TIMOTHY GEITHNER

Henry Paulson was the Treasury Secretary during the government bailout of AIG in 2008.

Maurice Greenberg claims that the terms of the $182 billion bailout of AIG were too onerous and harmed shareholders.

In his new book, the former U.S. treasury secretary fires back at his critics and many others who crossed him during his tenure.

In his new memoir, former Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner admits that he sounded like a bank lobbyist when opposing financial reforms.

Janet Yellen's nomination -- and her perceived dovishness -- are hardly guaranteed.

Five years after excessively risky behavior brought Lehman Brothers down, the company survives as a ghost of its former self.

The choice of a new Federal Reserve chairman, or chairwoman, was discussed by the president at his press conference.

Larry Summers, Janet Yellen or Donald Kohn will be the next Fed chairman.

The former Treasury secretary is reportedly courting senators in his bid to replace Ben Bernanke.

The state news agency says China must protect its interests by reducing its dependence on Wall Street's favorite data service.

Pritzker may be the richest cabinet member ever, with her estimated $1.8 billion net worth.

The Senate confirmed Jack Lew as treasury secretary, putting him in the middle of a crisis over the federal budget.

A full Senate vote is expected to occur this week.

The nominee may not turn out to be a good ambassador to the business community, some experts say.

The two-time director of the Office of Management and Budget will be picked to take Tim Geithner's place.

The Oklahoma senator called for raising tax rates, and the Treasury secretary threatened to let events take their course.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner said the nation cannot afford to extend the Bush tax cuts for the wealthiest Americans.

The president made an opening gambit for averting the “fiscal cliff” that concedes nothing to Republicans with $1.6 trillion in new taxes.

Speaker Boehner said no progress has been made during fiscal cliff negotiations because President Obama's actions don't match his word.

Reiterating calls to give middle class families hope for the holiday season, Obama urged House Republicans to prevent tax hike on first $250,000 of anyone's income.

The CEO of American International Group recently complained he didn't get a "thank you" after his company repaid the bailout loan.