In Confidence Men, Geithner rejected Suskind’s account of the March 2009 meeting, saying, “I don’t slow-walk the president on anything.” But Obama didn’t deny it.

Geithner faults himself and the Obama administration for not doing a better job in communicating good news, especially the positive results from TARP, the $700 billion program to buy troubled ...

Geithner faults himself and the Obama administration for not doing a better job in communicating good news, especially the positive results from TARP, the $700 billion program to buy troubled ...

Tim Geithner drives liberals nuts. Invoke his name before certain groups, and eyes will quickly begin to roll. Dismissive comments soon follow: He’s the guy who bailed out Wall Street ...

Indeed, the tensions started even before day one, stemming from the simple fact that after the 2008 election Obama offered a somewhat reluctant Geithner the post that Summers, his former superior ...

Ian Katz talked from the C-SPAN newsroom about former Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner's career and legacy, as well as insights from Mr. Geithner's new book, [Stress Test: Reflections on ...

With Mr. Obama’s blessing Timothy Geithner created numerous programs to buy bad assets from the banks at inflated prices while creating phony mortgage ‘relief’ programs designed to tie up ...

In a new book, former Treasury secretary Timothy Geithner reveals the extent to which President Obama and his top advisers were torn over whether to appoint Warren to head the Consumer Protection ...

What stands out in Geithner’s retelling is the depth of President Obama’s admiration for Warren, and how much Obama agonized over what to do with Warren and the consumer bureau.

Tim Geithner writes in his book 'Stress Test' that he did what he thought was best at the time, but he didn't do a good job of explaining it to the public.

FILE - In this July 25, 2012, file photo, then-Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner testifies on Capitol Hill in Washington. Two of President Barack Obama’s closest first-term advisers will soon ...

For all the hope and change promised by the Obama Administration, Geithner’s approach seemed remarkably similar to that of his Republican predecessor, the former Goldman Sachs C.E.O. Hank Paulson.