Washington Mutual cuts 1,200 jobs amid mortgage crisis (USA Today) Washington Mutual Corp. is cutting 1,200 jobs nationwide. The country's largest thrift, hit hard by turmoil in the mortgage and credit markets, said Thursday, that some layoffs will be in
Spain's BBVA buys Colombia state-run Banco Granahorrar Spain's Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria SA Monday made a winning bid of approximately $423.5 million for 98.78% of shares in Colombia's state-mortgage lender Banco Granahorrar.read more...
Florida Report: Glitz, Glamour and Stolen Fridges This weekend's Times had not one , but two , financial journalists fessing up to holding interest-only adjustable rate mortgages.via
I-Team 10 follow up: 4th man charged in mortgage fraud scheme (WHEC-TV-10) A fourth man has pleaded guilty in a mortgage fraud scheme. Authorities say the ringleader of the conspiracy, Theodore Antonucci Junior, has admitted cheating banks out of more than a
Retreats in Destinations Where Couples Tie the Knot In honor of Valentine's Day, we look at homes in locales named by The National Association of Wedding Ministers as popular spots to get hitched.read more...
Mexico's Largest Mortgage Lender Chooses Novell for Key Business System (ThomasNet) Largest IT project in Mexico puts customer financial transactions on SUSE Linux Enterprise, saving $4.5 million in hardware and software costs WALTHAM, Mass. -- Oct. 2, 2007 -- The Instituto
U.S. Treasury bond prices fell Monday, pushing yields above recent lows, as a stabilization in the stock market drew capital out of the fixed-income market.
At 11 a.m. EDT, the 10-year Treasury note was down 63 cents per $1,000 in face value, or 2/32 point, from its level at 5 p.m. Friday. Its yield, which moves in the opposite direction, was unchanged at 4.77 percent.
The 30-year bond fell 2/32 point. Its yield was unchanged at 4.94 percent.
The 2-year note was unchanged. Its yield was unchanged at 4.51 percent. Read more
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