China's Banks Duck Credit Crisis, Mostly Major Chinese lenders Industrial & Commercial Bank of China and Bank of China posted record profits in 2007, as gains in interest income and fee-based businesses offset losses from
Mortgage lender's CEO gets hefty pay (The Clarion-Ledger) NEW YORK ? As if Countrywide Financial Corp.'s CEO isn't getting paid enough, the mortgage lender's board is taking the unprecedented step of lavishing him with $10 million in retirement
American sub-prime mortgage ills infect UK markets (Times Online) Cambridge Place, the London fund manager, was forced to close its $908 million (£450 million) listed fund yesterday as contagion from the embattled US sub-prime mortgage market continued to spread
A Seller's Concession Attracts Buyers; Just Be Ready to Spend All of It Q: The market is not doing well here, and we agreed to pay up to $8,000 of the buyer's closing costs. Is there anything I can do to keep the
Greenspan leaves behind a 4.5% rate Legendary central banker Alan Greenspan, ending his 18-year term as chairman of the Federal Reserve Board on Tuesday, marked the event by overseeing another increase in short-term interest rates.read more...
Thornburg Mortgage settles $5.1mn claim with Wachovia (New Ratings) NEW YORK, August 28 (newratings.com) ? Thornburg Mortgage Inc ( TMA.NYS ) Monday announced that it had paid $5.1 million to Wachovia Corp to settle a dispute over a derivatives
“The size of the new home market in China is impressive and presents enormous business opportunities for North American manufacturers who are ready and willing to explore that market for building products”
Study Looks at Market in China for U.S. Building Products In an effort to identify strategic growth opportunities for North American manufacturers and suppliers in the Chinese home building market, the NAHB … via Nation’s Building News
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