Corzine: Questions weren't asked Former Goldman Sachs Chairman and CEO Jon Corzine says investors, banks and ratings agencies should have asked more questions about complex financial instruments that repackaged and resold home mortgages.
Signature Bank promotes Roper Signature Bank has promoted Peggy Roper to vice president of lending at the Town Center branch in Bella Vista.Commentread more...
The mod couple A chair by Voit's father with dovetail design. Sitting pretty: A sample of their wares.read more...
Trump Asserts Link to Scotland Trump paid a visit to his mother's birthplace in Scotland, asserting his local credentials as he seeks to build a resort on the other side of the country.read more...
Firm for mortgage relief' now sidelined A Charlotte company that promised to help troubled homeowners avoid foreclosure has been ordered to stop doing business.read more...
UK lenders with specialist mortgage exposure may face rating pressures - S&P (Sharewatch) MUMBAI (Thomson Financial) - Standard & Poor's Ratings Services said if UK interest rates and unemployment rise, and house prices fall, lenders in the UK with high exposure to riskier
Nearly half of all seniors use the Internet as part of the home selling process, while most senior home sellers relocate less than 50 miles away from their primary residence, according to a research report …
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