US July housing starts down 0.1 percent Construction of new US houses fell 0.1 percent in July to a seasonally adjusted 2.042 million annualized units, the Commerce Department The figure was slightly below the average Wall Street
Is the Glimmer Fading From Manhattan's Market? Despite slow home sales and falling housing prices across the U.S., the Big Apple has continued to shine. But its light may be dimming.
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How to survive 7 big budget busters Financial stress doesn't result just from credit cards. Truly serious problems arise because you don't plan properly for the most important, fixed costs in your life.via
Gildan earnings rise 30% The Montreal company said Wednesday it earned $34.1-million or 57 cents a share for the three months ended July 3, the third quarter of Gildan's 2005 fiscal year.read more...
Stocks open mixed after punishing losses in past two sessions "In other words, this result is not soft enough on its own to keep the Bank (of Canada) from raising rates." The Toronto stock market headed slightly lower Friday
Bush's mortgage plan attributed to GOP fears of recession (Lincoln Journal Star) WASHINGTON ? The Bush administration?s new and aggressive effort to help people facing foreclosure and shore up the mortgage industry came from growing fears of an election-year recession and the
June Fletcher on what to look for in a real-estate professional when choosing someone to help you search for a new home.

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