Government may soon back troubled mortgage giants (Washington Post) WASHINGTON -- The government is expected to take over Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac as soon as this weekend in a monumental move designed to protect the mortgage market from
Regulators sue over subprime mortgage fiasco (Asbury Park Press) Regulators are trying to punish Wall Street for mortgage finance practices that expanded home ownership and spread risk among a host of new players ? but also may have duped
Housing Market May Land Harder Than Economists Expect The biggest boom in recent U.S. history is coming to an end. How bad will the aftermath be? Most experts predict a gradual decline that won't derail economic expansion, but
FBI investigating mortgage fraud (The Oklahoman) Aug 25, 2005: Oklahoma may not be on the top of the FBI's list of states ripe for mortgage fraud. But the ingredients are there.read more...
Firm in collapse back to building A mob-linked wrecking company hit with three violations after the near deadly collapse of a Manhattan supermarket is set to resume work on the controversial project.read more...
Northland expands, diversifies Northland Center in Southfield, in the midst of an expansion in size and mix of stores, is adding 12 new retailers and 25,000 square feet of new space.read more...
Associated Press Update 2: Greenspan Urges Wharton Grads to Be Honest 05.15.2005, 04:43 PM Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan on Sunday urged the graduating class at one of the nation’s top business …
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