Mortgage misery goes on with new Euribor rise (Expatica) MADRID ? Mortgage rates were set to go up again after the Euribor rose to 3.1 percent for the first time since November 2002. Euribor, which is the principle reference
Hotel condos' value hard to figure at ground floor Luxury hotel proposals are popping up in Chicago like so many desert flowers after a long drought, and it seems almost every developer is betting on the same virtually untested
News Archives As one of the nation's top beef-producing states, Nebraska paid a dear price when Japan banned American beef imports in 2003 amid fears of mad cow disease.read more...
R.I., Conn. Investigate Mortgage Lender (NBC 10 Providence) State banking regulators in Connecticut said Friday they are seeking fines that could exceed $7 million in a multistate effort against a troubled mortgage lender that works primarily with people
Foreclosures Up But Bankers Not Worried Home foreclosure rates, which have been at historically low levels for several years, have risen 68 percent compared to April of last year.read more...
Ohio company can't make homestyle sauce fast enough (Reg Req'd) Inside a kitchen the size of a small office, a few employees stir tomato sauce and fry beef by hand, working as quickly as they can to fill 4,000 jars
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