Mortgage company shut down (The Arizona Republic) Regulators have shut down Mesa-based Eagle First Mortgage and its more than 75 Valley branches, citing illegal lending practices.{b} Special investigationread more...
New England Consumers Get a Boost in the Fight Against Predatory Lending RISMEDIA, Feb. 16 - New England consumers will soon receive much-needed help combating predatory lending thanks to a joint venture between the TD Banknorth Charitable Foundation and NeighborWorks America.read more...
Vision for future pays off A Montreal architectural firm dedicated to building sustainable low-cost housing has surprised even itself by winning first prize and $100,000 in an international competition.read more...
U.S. stocks stumble, triple digit loss for Dow U.S. stocks were sharply lower at the close Wednesday. The Dow Jones industrials fell 143.39 or 1.07% to 13,305.47 at the close of trading. via Southeast Asia News read
Stocks in U.S. Climb on Core Price Data; Citigroup, Alcoa Shares Advance U.S. stocks rose after a report on consumer prices suggested the economy can sustain its growth without sparking inflation and oil prices dropped below $48 a barrel.via
Fed Likely to Raise Rates Again The Federal Reserve will continue to raise interest rates amid strong U.S. growth and risks of higher inflation, with no hint that it is nearing a pause, Fed policy-makers made
MARV BALOUSEK mbalousek@madison.com The boom in Wisconsin property values may point to a real estate bubble that could pop and send home prices downward, according to a report released Thursday by the Wisconsin …
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