Moody's May Cut A$83 Billion of Mortgage-Backed Bonds (Update1) (Bloomberg.com) Feb. 4 (Bloomberg) -- Moody's Investors Service may cut the ratings on about 45 percent of Australia's mortgage-backed bonds because of concerns the U.S. housing slump may make it harder
Katrina brings financial disparities into focus Hurricane Katrina has brought into focus the financial plight of many blacks along the Gulf Coast as well as illustrating the differences in how minorities and whites use and are
No time to design the ballroom or choose the fountains? $17.5 million gets you a ready-made mansion today . . . Have you noticed the empty mansions for sale? Sure, some extravagant new houses are on the market because times turned harder for the original buyers.
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Living in Boxes: China's Trade Deficit = Affordable Housing Solutions The rapidly rising U.S. trade deficit with China has caused some US entrepreneurial homebuilders to "think outside the box". Or rather - ' think "using the box". The Facts China
How mutual fund distributions work Federal regulations require the distribution of most income and capital gains, says Dr. Don.read more...
Survey Says Most Teenagers Have Been Bullied More than two-thirds of teen-agers surveyed said in a recent survey that they have been verbally or physically harassed during the past year.read more...
Developers who get any city tax dollars for their residential projects would be required to make the homes more disabled-friendly under a proposal before the City Council.
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