By Jack Markowitz Alan Greenspan was such a mushmouth all those 18 years that he chaired the Federal Reserve, ending in 2006. Politicians and Wall Streeters had to grope through verbal fogs to guess where interest rates were heading.

By Edmund L. Andrews and David E. Sanger Alan Greenspan, who was chairman of the U.S. Federal Reserve for nearly two decades, in a long-awaited memoir is harshly critical of President George W.

By Barbara Hagenbaugh WASHINGTON -- Alan Greenspan has spent a lifetime writing speeches and papers on the economy. But when it came time to write about his own life, the former Federal Reserve chairman says he hit a wall.

By Jeannine Aversa Associated Press WASHINGTON -- Former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan, in his new book, bashes President Bush for not responsibly handling the nation's spending and racking up big budget deficits.

POLITICS: Former Fed chief says the president did