Fed may not raise rates due to Katrina WASHINGTON -After the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks on New York and Washington, the Federal Reserve Board responded by slashing interest rates in a morale boost that spurred consumption.read more...
Herculaneum restaurant likes good old stuff The antique items displayed at each Cracker Barrel Old Country Store and Restaurant are important in drawing customers, store officials say.read more...
Coffee Break Time was, the prospect of union organizing could make a corporate manager quake.read more...
Battle brewing over mortgage liability (The Record) WASHINGTON -- Banks that package mortgage securities -- and the institutional investors who buy them -- are fearful that lawmakers could in the future make them legally responsible for fraud
Officials Finalize $1.1 Billion Budget-Cut Deal TALLAHASSEE | House and Senate budget leaders Monday finalized an agreement to cut about $1.1 billion in state spending. The two legislative chambers will vote on it Friday in what
Churches put up a 'For Sale' sign for many reasons, and they're not always popular ones For sale: a charming, well-maintained building with high ceilings and classic architecture.Commentread more...
Banking giant HSBC warned that its bad debt charges are set to rocket by around $1.76 billion as the slowing U.S. housing market has left customers unable to pay their mortgages.
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