Friday, August 1, 2008

Bank reo - This Week's Big Economic Stories - Motley Fool

This Week's Big Economic Stories - Motley Fool
Is the economy really that bad? Sure, everyone knows oil is tearing a hole in our wallets, banks are struggling to tread water, the auto industry is in shambles, and don't even get me started on housing. But, really, where's the line between an

Written by John Kovach - Amity Observer
Legislation recently passed in Washington to help families in danger of losing their homes to foreclosure answers a higher calling, U.S. Rep. Rosa L. DeLauro (D-3) said Monday in the Town Council Chambers at Stratford Town Hall. She came to town for

Distressed loans attracting private equity investors - Baltimore Sun
Guess who holds your mortgage now? It's your friendly neighborhood hedge fund. Dozens of hedge funds, private equity groups and other investors have plunged into the beaten-down mortgage market in recent months, buying tens of thousands of distressed

Tough Times - Washington Post
The Bush administration announced this week that the federal deficit could reach an unprecedented high, $482 billion, next year, even as all 50 states work to balance their budgets amid an economic recession and a national mortgage crisis. Citizens

Hedge funds investing in delinquent mortgages - CNBC
Guess who holds your mortgage now? It's your friendly neighborhood hedge fund. Dozens of hedge funds, private equity groups and other investors have plunged into the beaten-down mortgage market in recent months, buying tens of thousands of distressed

Good guys, trade talks, a facilitator - Atlanta Journal Constitution
Anybody who stereotypes Republicans as low-tax fiscal conservatives doesn’t recognize the true diversity that reigns in the party, both here and nationally. Example: State Rep. Ron Stephens of Garden City, the first Republican to hold that seat

Federal deficit: Leading by example - Miami Herald
The Bush administration announced this week that the federal deficit could reach an unprecedented high, $482 billion, next year, even as all 50 states work to balance their budgets amid an economic recession and a national mortgage crisis. Citizens

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