Bank of China notes billions in subprime asset backed securities; says no losses so far China's banks are just beginning to disclose figures on their exposure to the U.S. subprime mortgage crisis _ and so far the reaction is mixed. via PR-inside.com read more...
Stocks to Tune in to Fed and Jobs Investors are likely to remain slightly nervous next week with another rate increase expected from the Federal Reserve The Federal Open Market Committee Wall Street's top investment banks expect the
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Manufacturing activity grows at slower pace Manufacturing activity in the United States expanded at a slower pace in January than in the previous month, according to report Wednesday by a private research group.read more...
Gloucester City Residents Forced to Move Dozens of homes and businesses in Gloucester City are going to be demolished to make way for a new middle school.read more...
Pa. Predatory Loans Have Effect The Pennsylvania Banking Department released a study last month examining the epidemic of foreclosures in the state and how predatory lending created the crisis.via
Fewer Australians plan to take out a home loan over the next 12 months, leading to fears the mortgage market will slow.
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