Abreu told to pay up, go to prison (Reg Req’d)
Rene Abreu has been ordered to forfeit $300,000 as well as pay $200,000 in fines and $499,000 in restitution, as part of his 87-month prison sentence.
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U.S. stock futures inch higher before data wave, Bernanke U.S. stock market futures inched higher on Tuesday following the sharp losses to start the week, with trader attention turning to data on durable-goods orders and existing-home sales and a
Countrywide Profit Rises Less Than Estimated as Higher Rates Hurt Demand Countrywide Financial Corp., the biggest U.S. mortgage lender, said third-quarter earnings rose 2.2 percent, less than analysts estimated, as profit from the company's home-loan businesses plunged.Commentread more...
Permits made simpler The Onslow County Health Department's construction permitting process has been streamlined.read more...
Mortgage Woes Send FBR to Quarterly Loss (Washington Post) Friedman, Billings, Ramsey Group reported its largest loss in more than a year yesterday, saying the housing loans offered by one of its companies dragged down profit in the wake
The Flexible Mortgage Market in the UK Has Continued to Grow Steadily over 2005, Growing at a Quicker Pace Than the (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance) DUBLIN, Ireland----May 30, 2006--Research and Markets has announced the addition of "UK Flexible Mortgages 2006" to their offering.read more...
Cheap but chic In their Sacramento, Calif., apartment, Jillian Trayer, 22, and Matthew Rossi, 26, dine in an Italian-themed eating area they furnished for less than $30. Under a maroon tablecloth is a