Americans' Impressionist Tradition in America exhibit opens
Washington's Corcoran Gallery of Art hosts The Impressionist Tradition in America, a show highlighting U S painters who mirrored light and urban life with brief brushwork and bold colors. The display compares American works with a few French paintings and notes shifting roles of women in Victorian era art.
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Greenspan finances shrink as rates stay low
Fed chief Alan Greenspan reports 2002 income from safe, low yield Treasury securities and money market accounts totaling between 55 000 and 139 000 dollars, down from 2001. His holdings value remains about 3 to 6.3 million, with rate cuts to 1 percent seen as aiding growth but hurting savers.
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