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WETA Nightly Business Report December 16, 2010

this program is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. captioning sponsored by wpbt susie: good evening everyone. the senate passed the tax cut bill today. now it s up to the house of reesentatives to vote on it. tom: they could vote as early as tomorrow. the legislation would extend bush era tax cuts for two years for all americans. it would also cut the employee s share of payroll taxes for one year. the idea is to kick start the economy. susie: president obama also called on top american business leaders for help. meeting in washington today with 20 c.e.o.s, including american express, general electric and google. the president asked them to hire more, and to spend some of the trillions of dollars they have stashed away in corporate coffers. we focused on jobs and investment, and they feel optimistic that by working together we can get some of that money off the sidelines. susie: so what did the c.e.o.s think? the c.e.o. o ....

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KQEH Nightly Business Report December 16, 2010

this program is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. captioning sponsored by wpbt susie: good evening everyone. the senate passed the tax cut bill today. now it s up to the house of reesentatives to vote on it. tom: they could vote as early as tomorrow. the legislation would extend bush era tax cuts for two years for all americans. it would also cut the employee s share of payroll taxes for one year. the idea is to kick start the economy. susie: president obama also called on top american business leaders for help. meeting in washington today with 20 c.e.o.s, including american express, general electric and google. the president asked them to hire more, and to spend some of the trillions of dollars they have stashed away in corporate coffers. we focused on jobs and investment, and they feel optimistic that by working together we can get some of that money off the sidelines. susie: so what did the c.e.o.s think? the c.e.o. o ....

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WMPT Nightly Business Report December 16, 2010

this program is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. captioning sponsored by wpbt susie: good evening everyone. the senate passed the tax cut bill today. now it s up to the house of representatives to vote on it. tom: they could vote as early as tomorrow. the legislation would extend bush era tax cuts for two years for all americans. it would also cut the employee s share of payroll taxes for one year. the idea is to kick start the economy. susie: president obama also called on top american business leaders for help. meeting in washington today with 20 c.e.o.s, including american express, general electric and google. the president asked them to hire more, and to spend some of the trillions of dollars they have stashed away in corporate coffers. we focused on jobs and investment, and they feel optimistic that by working together we can get some of that money off the sidelines. susie: so what did the c.e.o.s think? the c.e.o. ....

New York , United States , District Of Columbia , Brook Dale , City Of , United Kingdom , New Jersey , South Korea , Paul Christopher , Hilary Kramer , Scott Davis , Suzanne Pratt , Tom Hudson , Larry Kantor , Euu Susie , Susie Gharib , Sam Adams ,

KQED Nightly Business Report December 16, 2010

this program is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. captioning sponsored by wpbt susie: good evening everyone. the senate passed the tax cut bill today. now it s up to the house of reesentatives to vote on it. tom: they could vote as early as tomorrow. the legislation would extend bush era tax cuts for two years for all americans. it would also cut the employee s share of payroll taxes for one year. the idea is to kick start the economy. susie: president obama also called on top american business leaders for help. meeting in washington today with 20 c.e.o.s, including american express, general electric and google. the president asked them to hire more, and to spend some of the trillions of dollars they have stashed away in corporate coffers. we focused on jobs and investment, and they feel optimistic that by working together we can get some of that money off the sidelines. susie: so what did the c.e.o.s think? the c.e.o. o ....

New York , United States , District Of Columbia , Brook Dale , City Of , United Kingdom , New Jersey , South Korea , Paul Christopher , Hilary Kramer , Scott Davis , Suzanne Pratt , Tom Hudson , Larry Kantor , Euu Susie , Susie Gharib , Sam Adams ,

WETA Nightly Business Report December 15, 2010

this program is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. captioning sponsored by wpbt susie: good evening everyone. the senate passed the tax cut bill today. now it s up to the house of reesentatives to vote on it. tom: they could vote as early as tomorrow. the legislation would extend bush era tax cuts for two years for all americans. it would also cut the employee s share of payroll taxes for one year. the idea is to kick start the economy. susie: president obama also called on top american business leaders for help. meeting in washington today with 20 c.e.o.s, including american express, general electric and google. the president asked them to hire more, and to spend some of the trillions of dollars they have stashed away in corporate coffers. we focused on jobs and investment, and they feel optimistic that by working together we can get some of that money off the sidelines. susie: so what did the c.e.o.s think? the c.e.o. o ....

New York , United States , District Of Columbia , Brook Dale , City Of , United Kingdom , New Jersey , South Korea , Paul Christopher , Hilary Kramer , Scott Davis , Suzanne Pratt , Tom Hudson , Larry Kantor , Euu Susie , Susie Gharib , Sam Adams ,