Bush to Release Details of Banking Plan Tuesday -WSJ
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WSJ reports that Tuesday, the Bush administration is expected to release details of its wide-ranging effort to restore confidence to the US banking system. One central part of the plan will allow the Treasury to take about $250 billion in equity stakes in potentially thousands of banks.
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