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President Bush nominated Ben Bernanke, 51, chairman of the White House’s Council of Economic Advisers, to replace Alan Greenspan when he steps down as Fed Chief on Jan. 31. Greenspan has run the Federal Reserve for 18 years, a tenure 56 percent of people will remember as a “prosperous” time for the United States, according to an AP/Ipsos poll. The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained Friday on better-than-expected gross domestic growth to finish the week up 186.66
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