Friday rebound comes up short
Wall Street rebounded moderately Friday from two losing sessions as oil prices dropped further and investors mostly shrugged off another warning from a home builder about declining demand.
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Bush Vows to Veto a Mortgage Relief Bill (NYTimes.com via Yahoo! Finance) President Bush sided with banks and mortgage lenders on Tuesday, threatening to veto a bill being offered by Senate Democrats.read more...
Bartow Planners Decline to Act On Building Halt BARTOW | The city's Planning Commission again delayed action Monday night on a proposal to halt new development until the City Commission can make changes to the city's land-development regulations.
Anacostia Poverty in Spotlight May 4, 2006 7:00 AM WASHINGTON - Paul Wolfowitz and Ben Bernanke are usually focused on Third World debt, interest rates and inflation.read more...
Bank shares plummet amid mortgage fears (Reuters via Yahoo! News) Shares of National City Corp and Washington Mutual plummeted more than 25 percent each, leading financial stocks lower on Monday amid fears about bank stability and the future of
Regulation of Financial Services (Land Transactions) Bill The legislation is intended to help consumers make better choices, improve consumer protection and create a level playing field in the equity release market.via
Up on the rooftop ... you could find trouble For many homeowners, a new roof can be the single most expensive non-elective home improvement one makes.Commentread more...