Thornburg Mortgage Says Its Survival Is in Doubt (New York Times)
Thornburg, the second-largest independent mortgage lender in the United States, said that it was unable to meet $610 million of margin calls.
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Existing-home sales fall 5.7% in December, but set a record in '05 Existing-home sales fell 5.7% in December to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 6.60 million from a rate of 7.00 million in November, according to a Jan.read more...
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