Wall Street Breakfast for Dec. 6, 2006 The service sector of the U.S. economy grew faster than analysts expected: According to figures released Tuesday by the Institute for Supply Management, activity in the sector rose to 58.9
Mortgage Firms Merge as Loan Market Shrinks (Banker & Tradesman) By Andrea Gregory The sales of two Bay State mortgage companies last month may be just the first of many. With loan volume slowing, many industry watchers say a thinning
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China curbs housing projects on farm land BEIJING, Feb 6 - China, facing protests from peasants over the seizure of their land for houses and factories, will rein in the sale of farms for property development this
Economy U.S. Treasury Secretary John Snow said Thursday that U.S. authorities were working on increased monitoring of hedge funds, while his German counterpart called for increased trans-Atlantic dialogue on the issue.via
Nigeria: FCTA, Banks Float First N100bn Residential Mortgage Bond (AllAfrica.com) AS part of moves to facilitate the purchase of Federal Government-owned houses in the Federal Capital Territory, the Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA), Federal Mortgage Bank of Nigeria (FMBN), UBA
Ameriquest Mortgage Co., the largest U.S. home loan lender to people with credit problems, will pay $325 million to settle claims that it cheated customers by misrepresenting loan terms and getting inflated …
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