GDP rises 3.8 percent in early 2005
WASHINGTON - Even in the face of high energy prices, the economy turned in a solid performance in the first quarter of 2005, suggesting the expansion should stay on firm footing.
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Tony is house show TV star The house at the centre of the programme. A WELL-KNOWN solicitor from Bridgwater will be the star of a television programme on Tuesday on how to sell your house abroad.Commentread
Accredited Home Lines Up Financing Accredited Home Lenders Holding Co., continuing its struggle to remain liquid, said Tuesday it's secured a $200 million term-loan financing commitment from Farallon Capital Management, backed by a warrant ...Commentread
UK mortgage approvals up in May UK mortgage lending and consumer credit were both well above expectations in May, figures released by the Bank of England showed, suggesting that markets may be premature in expecting a
7-Eleven Settles Dispute Over Checking Age Of Tobacco Buyers Convenience-store leader 7-Eleven Inc., the nation's largest retailer of tobacco products, has agreed to toughen its procedures to catch underage shoppers who try to buy tobacco products.read more...
September house sales better than a year ago September house sales in the Twin Cities rose substantially from a year ago despite the rising cost of newly constructed homes.read more...
Lehman Reduced Mortgage Assets 20% in Second Quarter (Update1) (Bloomberg.com) June 16 (Bloomberg) -- Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. , the fourth-largest U.S. securities firm, unloaded real-estate assets in the second quarter, shrinking its mortgage holdings 20 percent to curb further