The economy, beaten down by bad news for weeks, finally gets just a - Newsday
WASHINGTON (AP) _ After weeks of one negative report after another, the economy finally got some news Friday that wasn't half bad. Wall Street, which suffered a stomach-churning drop Thursday, managed a modest gain. Oil prices hit their lowest point
Money can't fix Fannie and Freddie - Globe and Mail
Zimbabwe, wracked by hyperinflation, introduced a 100-billion Zimbabwean dollar bank note a week ago. As one of the most worthless bits of paper on the planet, the bill can't buy much - just one or two loaves of bread. But there's always a chance, if
Home Inventories Fall, but Foreclosures Rise (Update2) - Street.Com
Updated from 10:22 a.m. EDT June new-home sales came in higher than expected but remained at very depressed levels. The positive sign for the housing market is that new-home inventories are falling. The bad news is that foreclosure filings are rising
Housing downturn deepens with new home sales down 0.6 percent in June - Los Angeles Times
WASHINGTON (AP) _ Sales of new homes fell in June for the seventh time in the past eight months; more proof that the worst housing slump in decades is getting deeper. The Commerce Department reported Friday that sales of new single-family homes
Stocks Rise on Economic News - BusinessWeek
Major U.S. stock indexes were trading higher on Friday, getting an injection of investor optimism about the economy on better-than-expected durable goods orders and new home sales figures, while another drop in oil prices offered the markets further
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