The memoir "The Salt Path" by Raynor Winn, which inspired a film starring Gillian Anderson and Jason Isaacs, is now embroiled ...

After an investigation cast into doubt the events of her best-selling memoir, Winn's publisher has been forced to delay her ...

At a New York screening of the new HBO adaptation of Andrew Ross Sorkin's Too Big to Fail, Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner said that not only is our financial system not too large to go bust ...

Former Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner will write a book focusing on his response to the financial crisis, The Associated Press has learned. Geithner, 51, will be represented by Washington-based ...

A punching bag as treasury secretary, Geithner finally gets to unload in ‘Stress Test.’ From confessing his ‘kind of like’ for Boehner to digs at Elizabeth Warren, the 10 best bits.

Books on economics and finance are usually yawners, so it’s surprising that “Stress Test,” former Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner’s recently-published memoir about his role in battling ...

In an accounting from his book, Geithner estimates that the various government rescue efforts, as of the end of 2013, resulted in a $166 billion surplus for taxpayers.

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In his new book "Stress Test", Geithner addresses all these issues. He makes a compelling case that the first accusation was definitely not true, and that Treasury did all it reasonably could to ...

I am neither a detractor nor supporter of former Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner. That allowed me to read his recently released memoir, Stress Test, far more dispassionately than most of the ...

Timothy Geithner, former U.S. Secretary of the Treasury, talks about his new book, Stress Test, with moderator Bethany McLean (not shown) Vanity Fair contributing editor, at a Commonwealth Club ...

As Barney Frank once told Tim Geithner, you aren’t going to be able to sell anyone with the slogan, “things could have been worse.” Nonetheless, the former Treasury Secretary was doing his ...