Washington Mutual replaces Killinger as chairman Washington Mutual Corp., hard-hit by the mortgage and credit crises, said Monday it will replace chief executive Kerry Killinger as chairman of the board and take other steps to improve
Housing Highlights Clinton-Obama Divide Sen. Barack Obama has more of a centrist position on the foreclosure crisis, while Sen. Hillary Clinton advocates a more interventionist approach.
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Adapting Community Design to Anticipate Trends There are walking trails, swimming pools and tennis courts. The landscape is well-maintained. If you didn't know better, you might think you were walking the grounds of a resort.
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PARK CITY, Utah—With the developer forced into bankruptcy court, Hugh Smith worries about the $1 million he and a partner sunk into bare lots at Promontory, a half-built, sprawling residence club in a town saturated with second homes for the wealthy.
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