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On Friday’s broadcast of Bloomberg TV’s “Wall Street Week,” Steve Rattner, who served as counselor to the Treasury Secretary in the Obama administration, said that it will “take multiple years” to work inflation out of the economy, and “it is going to be painful. And it’s going to be painful for growth. It’s going to be painful for jobs.”

CNBCBUSINESS TUESDAY o July 23, 2002 AJC.Com Rukeyser puts public broadcasting in uncomfortable position Matt Kempner - StaffTuesday, July 23, 2002Public broadcasting has come down with an ailment it apparently can't shake: Rukeyser's revenge. But public broadcasting officials don't look like they have much choice other than to accept their fate. Louis Rukeyser will not go away. The man considered a founding father of business news on TV has improved Friday night ratings on CNBC, to which he jumped this year after being dumped from a program he hosted for more than three decades on public broadcasting. Meanwhile, a remake...

For education and discussion only. Not for commercial use. OWINGS MILLS, Md. -- Guest hosts will take over for Louis Rukeyser on "Wall $treet Week" starting with this week's show, officials with Maryland Public Television announced Tuesday. MPT, which announced last week that it was reformatting the program, fired Rukeyser, the longtime host, because he used his weekly introduction on Friday's show to promote his new program. This week's show will be hosted by business editor Marshall Loeb and other guests host will include Ray Brady, former business correspondent for CBS news. MPT announced last week that it was restructuring...