Water Cooler: Workplace Trends; Irrational Behavior, Virtual Water Coolers
High living: (Reg Req'd) Claudia Steinberg New York Times News Service Sept. 7, 2005 12:00 AM LOS ANGELES - Countless commuters climb into their cars every day, steeling themselves for a long drive by
Ontario man arrested in criminal-threats case A 45-year-old man was arrested Wednesday on suspicion of making criminal threats and accessing personal credit reports without permission.read more...
Mortgage rates up for 2nd straight week Mortgage rates edged higher for the second week in a row, which could bode well for the housing market, a survey said Thursday.Commentread more...
Wells Fargo Accused Of Lending Bias In Minority Areas A lawsuit claims that Wells Fargo & Co. discriminated against borrowers in Latino and black areas by charging them higher mortgage fees and interest rates than it charged people with
Wall St. Week Ahead: Stocks Eye Fed, Jobs Investors are likely to remain slightly nervous this week with another rate increase expected from the Federal Reserve The Federal Open Market Committee Wall Street's top investment banks expect the
2005 Survey Lists Top Ten Ways Mortgage Lenders Overcharge Homeowners (PR Web) A recently completed survey by the Justice & Integrity Project's National Mortgage Complaint center reveals the top ten ways mortgage lenders over charge consumers. Mortgage lenders are increasing numbers, overcharging