Treasurys dip as traders lock in gains Treasurys fell early Wednesday, sending yields higher, as traders used the absence of key economic data as an excuse to lock in recent gains.read more...
Museum Piece Offers Glimpse of a Prefab Future CHICAGO -- Just inside the first floor of the Museum of Science and Industry's Smart Home, a 20-year-old recovered Crate & Barrel sofa flanks a cool-to-the-touch ethanol-burning fireplace that floats
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Mortgage Insurer Tightens Up (Washington Post) First it was the lenders. Now it's the mortgage insurers. Entire product lines are being yanked, potentially squeezing large numbers of home buyers and refinancers out of the marketplace.
Home Magazine a Victim of Housing Woes The publisher of Home said it is pulling the plug on the struggling magazine. The downturn in the real-estate market has cast doubt on reader and advertiser appetite for "shelter"
Clydesdale business boost CLYDESDALE Bank yesterday reported a "dramatic" jump in business custom and said its three-year restructuring plan was on track and starting to deliver.read more...
CHICAGO (MarketWatch)—The volume of mortgage loan applications filed last week decreased a seasonally adjusted 2.8%, while interest rates on fixed-rate home loans increased, the Mortgage Bankers Association reported on Wednesday.
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