Congress Heading Toward 'Big Three' Rescue

Congressional leaders are close to a deal to provide a $15-17 billion rescue for the Big Three automakers -- about half what industry leaders claimed was needed to save the companies. The deal, which Congressional leaders believe will be supported by the White House, would provide a series of short-term loans to General Motors, Ford and Chrysler to help keep the companies afloat until March. Though details are still being negotiated, a vote on the bill is expected next week. The once-stalled... Full Story