Return to Transcripts main page   Obama Nominates Jack Lew for
US Treasury Chief; US Wants UK to Stay in EU; Dow Up With Good
Start to Earnings Reports; Third Dreamliner Safety Scare; 787
"Teething Problems"; European Markets Rise; Central Bank
Solution; Dollar Up Against Yen; BAFTA Nominations Kick Off
Awards Week  Aired January 9, 2013 - 14:00   ET   MAX FOSTER,
HOST: Keep your friends close. US president Obama chooses his
chief of staff to head up the treasury.  Misfortune comes in
threes for Boeing's Dreamliner.  And Mind the Gap. A transport
revolution born in London turns 150.  I'm Max Foster, this is
QUEST MEANS BUSINESS.  Hello to you. Barack Obama has decided
who will become the next US treasury secretary. According to a
source, the president is to nominate his right-hand man, chief
of staff Jack Lew. That's to replace Timothy Geithner, of
course, and the announcement could come on Thursday. White House
correspondent Dan Lothian tells us more about the man whose
signature may soon be adorning the US