Alberta Oil-sands Boom Has Companies Piling on Perks to Draw Workers From air commuting to housing assistance, petroleum firms are sparing little expense while an industry HR group calls for a strategy to keep labor costs from spiraling out of control.read
Ontario Teachers' fund contacted for power deals Canadian fund Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan, which has just completed the $1.75 billion joint purchase of the InterGen power assets, has been approached for more power deals, a spokesman said
Mortgage application volume drops to 2008 low (AP via Yahoo! Finance) Mortgage application volume tumbled last week to its lowest level of the year, a trade group said Wednesday, as many homeowners found they don't have enough equity to refinance
Greenspan Says Forcing Lenders To Alter Terms Would 'Tax' Economy Simply giving struggling homeowners money would be less damaging to the economy than compelling lenders to alter mortgage contracts, says former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan.
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Trooper sentenced in mortgage scheme (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) A state police trooper was sentenced to three years' probation Wednesday for his role in a $1.6 million mortgage-flipping scheme. As part of his sentence, Thomas Henry, 38, of Penn
Some college students help pay mortgage (Baltimore Sun) For four years, a college kid has to live somewhere -- some prefer to pay a mortgage instead of rent Paying for college or professional school isn't
IN the same week the National Australia Bank announced that mass redundancies were in the offing, the Bank of Queensland has created a home loan for “temps”. Brokered by the Recruitment and Consulting Services …
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