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  • Britons face credit clampdown (Guardian Unlimited)

    British banks have already tightened their unsecured lending conditions to households and businesses and expect credit market problems to significantly restrict their ability to offer loans in the coming months, the Bank of England said today. By Ashley Seager.
    2007-09-26 02:34:25

  • Credit check (The Lawyer)

    In late June, just as the financial community had begun to slow down for its traditional summer break, a sudden collapse in confidence brought turmoil to credit markets around the globe.
    2007-09-26 07:45:39

  • Credit Suisse to Cut 150 Jobs on Subprime Fallout (Update1) (Bloomberg.com)

    Sept. 26 (Bloomberg) -- Credit Suisse Group will cut about 150 jobs, the latest global securities firm to reduce staff in response to the fallout from rising defaults in the U.S. subprime mortgage market.
    2007-09-25 09:59:12

  • Community Briefing

    Modesto Bee - FRAUD FORUM TODAY: El Concilio will hold a community forum on real estate fraud today at 6 p.m. Deputy District Attorney Marlisa Ferreira and real estate fraud investigator Rich Allen will speak. They will cover reverse mortgages, foreclosures ...
    2007-09-26 03:07:00

  • Drought set to make bacon and eggs a luxury

    News.com.au - BACON and egg fry-ups are set to become more expensive, restaurant meals could follow, and there are dire ... 6. Reverse mortgages into top gear 7. 20,000 attend IR rally in central Melbourne 8. St George ATMs to appear in BP stations 9. Dollar ...
    2007-09-26 01:51:00

  • Workers to strike at Fosters brewery

    News.com.au - WORKERS at a Foster's brewery in Queensland are preparing to walk off the job following a dispute with management. ... 6. Reverse mortgages into top gear 7. 20,000 attend IR rally in central Melbourne 8. St George ATMs to appear in BP stations 9. Dollar ...
    2007-09-26 01:51:00

  • NSW will pull daylight saving forward

    News.com.au - AN extra month of daylight saving is a step closer to becoming law in NSW. The proposed changes will bring NSW into ... 6. Reverse mortgages into top gear 7. 20,000 attend IR rally in central Melbourne 8. St George ATMs to appear in BP stations 9. Dollar ...
    2007-09-26 01:58:00

  • Shoppers shift to fashionable David Jones

    News.com.au - LUXURY department store chain David Jones is stealing sales from rival Myer at its Bourke St store in Melbourne as ... 6. Reverse mortgages into top gear 7. 20,000 attend IR rally in central Melbourne 8. St George ATMs to appear in BP stations 9. Dollar ...
    2007-09-26 02:12:00

  • BHP Billiton bosses enjoy success

    News.com.au - BHP Billiton's incoming chief executive, Marius Kloppers, is in line to pocket up to $US5.18 million (nearly $6 ... 6. Reverse mortgages into top gear 7. 20,000 attend IR rally in central Melbourne 8. St George ATMs to appear in BP stations 9. Dollar ...
    2007-09-26 02:12:00

  • Family sues local companies for fraud (News 8 Austin)

    An East Austin family is entangled in lawsuits over a reverse mortgage process they claim is a scam to make them lose their home.
    2007-09-26 01:26:22

  • Family claims reverse mortgage a scam (News 8 Austin)

    Melvin Manor likes to sit outside his home in East Austin with a few friends and family members. He grew up in the home on Pennsylvania Street. It originally belonged to his father, Burley John Manor Sr.
    2007-09-26 09:19:33

  • U.S. Stocks Rise on Speculation Buffett to Buy Stake in Bear

    Bloomberg - Ford, the second-largest U.S. automaker, gained 62 cents to $8.96. Auto-parts suppliers also rallied. American Axle ... their 2007 earnings estimate to reflect a possible ``multi-billion dollar'' loss due to weakness in the market for mortgages ...
    2007-09-26 01:01:00

  • Transcript and audio clips: Clinton interview

    Financial Times - Most of the rest of our growth came from increased consumer demand financed primarily by maxed out credit card and second mortgages on homes. In Denmark and the UK, most of the growth came from new jobs that paid above average wages because they made ...
    2007-09-22 05:59:00

  • Out of the Gate: Standard Microsystems

    Seattle Post Intelligencer - ... Corp. jumped at the opening bell Wednesday after the chip maker topped earnings and sales forecasts for the fiscal second ... Sonus contemplating its next move · Seattle home values hottest in U.S. · Amazon starts music store · Mortgages harder to get ...
    2007-09-26 07:32:00

  • Credit-card delinquencies fall in second quarter

    Marketwatch - While conventional wisdom might suggest that consumers take care of their housing payments prior to paying off their credit-card debt, priorities can shift for consumers who are facing higher interest payments on adjustable-rate mortgages and ...
    2007-09-26 10:30:00

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