Merrill CEO says crunch easing but pain awaits
DUBAI (Reuters) - The chief executive of Merrill Lynch & Co expects emergency measures by U.S. and international authorities designed to unfreeze lending to succeed, but said more pain awaited the financial sector.<div class="feedflare">
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