Crowd fills former Conseco CEO's mansion for decorators' show Crowds ogled giant murals and other luxurious excesses during the opening day of a home decorating show staged at the French-style mansion once owned by former Conseco Inc.read more...
Business won't make up for consumer slowdown in '06 As consumer spending slows this year, business spending will take over in order to keep the economy humming.read more...
New mortgage company forms in Middleton (Wisconsin State Journal) Eighteen former employees of CUNA Mutual Mortgage Corp. have formed their own mortgage banking company in Middleton.read more...
Some Schools May Go Up For Sale Customers are calling, ready to buy old vacant school buildings. "We believe we have some interested parties on some of the vacant properties we frankly have no intended use for,"
Lenders getting careless about preapprovals Washington -- A new national research study says that too many home buyers are kidding themselves and home sellers about a crucial step in the mortgage process: Growing numbers of
FBI Reportedly Investigating Countrywide's Role in Mortgage Meltdown (KRON 4 Bay Area) LOS ANGELES (AP) - Media reports say federal authorities are investigating Countrywide Financial Corporation for securities fraud. The Wall Street Journal says the FBI is in the early stages of
“We see this continuing in 2008. With business the way it is, this is the way we adapt. We have clear priorities to invest in our stores.”
Home Depot Inc., the largest U.S. home improvement retailer, said it’s cutting 500 of its headquarters staff, or 10%, to lower costs and weather a slowing housing market that has hurt its sales. via MarketWatch
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