Shanghai's largest shopping mall linked to pension fund scandal SHANGHAI, China: A Shanghai company allegedly used an illicit loan from a city pension fund to invest in one of China's biggest shopping malls, the state-run newspaper Shanghai Securities News
More Americans Warm Up To Homes in Newfoundland Buyers from the U.S. and Europe are buying seaside summer houses on Canada's rock-ribbed coast for the price of a used SUV, taking advantage of the area's warming climate and
Gambling Capital Is Flush With Empty Houses LAS VEGAS There are 6 million empty homes in the United States. Or 6.2 million, to be slightly more precise. Empty houses are normal to some extent -- part of
See and feel Most buyers can't picture what their new home will look like from blueprints. ''They need to see the actual walls, ceilings and floors,'' says Hersh Ruhmel of Ruhmel Contracting in
'Greedy' banks push up mortgage rates (Daily Telegraph) Banks and building societies have been accused of profiteering after official figures showed that they had raised millions of their customers' mortgage bills before an expected cut in interest rates
Thais on a shopping binge, credit headache awaits Thais are on a shopping binge in the country's ever-expanding malls, and ringing up debt from credit cards and personal loans, prompting economists to warn a hangover may be around
Sept. 26 (Bloomberg)—Rams Home Loans Group Ltd., the Australian lender that last month failed to refinance $5.3 million of short-term debt, plans to sell mortgage-backed bonds to ease funding shortages.
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