Lunch Crowds Serve Up Big Bucks for Restaurateurs LAKELAND | It's no secret that restaurants rely on the business crowd to keep their eateries thriving.Many restaurant owners select locations that make it convenient for workers to get there,
Divorced From the Man but Not From the Mortgage (Washington Post) Q: My then-husband and I bought a house in 1995. We divorced in 1999, and, pursuant to our divorce decree, he kept the house and I moved out. We both
A&L Doubles Mortgage Market Share (Ananova) Alliance & Leicester says its share of new mortgage business was almost double its traditional market share in the first quarter.read more...
Citigroup to Shed Nearly $500 Bil. in Assets The company's new chief executive wants to continue with a global banking model. NEW YORK | Citigroup Inc.'s new chief executive, Vikram Pandit, plans to stick with a global banking model after months of intense review - but only after shrinking the company
American Home hit as mortgage fallout widens (Boston Globe) American Home Mortgage Investment Corp. shares fell 15 percent after the company's loans attracted few bids from investors, fueling concern that losses at subprime lenders are spreading to higher-rated credits.read
Southern Nevada Economy: Jobless rate rises in January The Las Vegas unemployment rate hit a recent high at 4.7 percent in January and exceeded the national jobless rate for the first time since January 2003, the Nevada Department
VANCOUVER (CP) – The B.C. government has put a mortgage worth $10 million on accused serial killer Robert Pickton’s notorious pig farm to cover his publicly funded defence, The Canadian Press has learned.
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