US taking stake in banks
Oct. 14 - The United States will inject $250 billion into US banks as part of effort to stem the financial crisis.
The $250 billion to be invested in U.S. banks will come from a $700-billion financial bailout program originally approved by Congress to buy bad assets that were poisoning bank balance sheets.
Deborah Lutterbeck reports from Washington.
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