Obama to push banks on mortgages
CNN Money - Sat Nov 28, 10:25 pm ETAs foreclosure casualties mount, the Obama administration is expected to announce additional steps on Monday to get long-term help for troubled borrowers.
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As foreclosure casualties mount, the Obama administration is expected to announce additional steps on Monday to get long-term help for troubled borrowers.
NEW YORK - Dubai's debt crisis rattled world financial markets Friday, raising concerns that some banks could further tighten lending and stall the global economic recovery. The possible spillover effects centered on fears that international banks could
SAN FRANCISCO — U.S. banks are probably less exposed than European rivals to a potential debt default by Dubai World, but a lack of transparency and the interconnectedness of the modern financial system make it difficult to know which institutions are ultimately exposed, analysts said this week.
Flushing college students with an interest in baseball have a new opportunity this summer to get their foot in the door with the New York Mets organization.The Mets, in partnership with the Flushing Business Improvement District, the Korean American ...
U.S. banks are probably less exposed than European rivals to a potential debt default by Dubai World, but it's still difficult to know which institutions are ultimately exposed, analysts say.
NYSE rebounds to close down 155 points, helping to calm fears in Europe. -- Dubai's debt crisis rattled world financial markets Friday, raising concerns that some banks could further tighten lending and stall the global economic recovery.
Emerging-markets stocks and bonds have posted stunning returns this year, but foreign investors' access may be limited and more expensive as some governments seek to curb speculative activity.
The heat will be on the Mets' leaders in 2010, but the team needs to realize one hard truth, Bob Klapisch says: There's no easy fix.
Nov. 27 (Bloomberg) -- U.S. stocks fell, joining a global slump that began when American exchanges were closed yesterday, as Dubai’s attempt to reschedule debt rattled investors and drove shares of banks lower.
NEW YORK – Dubai’s debt crisis rattled world financial markets Friday, raising concerns that some banks could further tighten lending and stall the global economic recovery. The possible spillover effects centered on fears that international banks could suffer big losses if Dubai’s investment arm defaulted on its $60 billion debt. Stock and commodity markets tumbled in New York, London and Asia ...
Nov. 27 (Bloomberg) -- Shares of the following companies had unusual moves in U.S. trading . Stock symbols are in parentheses and share prices are as of the 1 p.m. close in New York.
They haven't gotten the 10-percent cap on credit-card rates they want, but activists in North Carolina and beyond are making some progress.
Nov. 27 (Bloomberg) -- France’s CAC 40 Index gained 42.22, or 1.2 percent, to 3,721.45 in Paris. The gauge fell 0.2 percent this week. The SBF 120 Index also rose 1.2 percent today.
Financial-services stocks fall on concern about a potential $60 billion debt default by Dubai World.
Nov. 27 (Bloomberg) -- Kenneth Feinberg , the Obama administration’s special master for executive pay, has taken the blame for Bank of America Corp.’s protracted search for a new leader and for putting at risk Wall Street’s ability to lure top talent, helping the White House deflect the same criticism.
Nov. 27 (Bloomberg) -- Mexico’s central bank kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged today for a fourth month and said tax increases approved by lawmakers this month will boost inflation next year.