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July 10 (Bloomberg) -- Freddie Mac , the mortgage-finance company under government control, offered to repurchase as much as $4.4 billion of its subordinated notes from investors.
Ken Meyercord has an Ivy League education, a high-tech job at Freddie Mac, a local public-access cable television show on international affairs and a long history of writing about what he says are "myths" of the Holocaust, including a piece called "(Holo-) History is Bunk."
More developers seeking FHA approval for easier mortgages The glut of unsold condominiums in Chicago has caused developers to offer upgraded appliances, special financing packages and, in one extreme case, $100,000 price reductions.
Companies should heed how the military goes about reducing risk in potentially dangerous situations.
Even after a sheriff's sale, the financial and emotional strains that surround a foreclosure are rarely over. For the past six months, the Associated Press has followed four families who lost their homes in the past year.
How can the housing market recover, economists ask, if so few buyers qualify for mortgages under rigid new rules?
How can the housing market recover, economists ask, if so few buyers quality for mortgages under rigid new rules?
Freddie Mac today announced that it will conduct cash tender offers for the purchase of any and all of its Freddie SUBS® during the week of July 13, 2009.
The curious slide in restructurings won't last, according to one analyst.
The curious slide in restructurings won't last, according to Laurie Goodman.
MONDAY, July 13
Banks trimmed borrowing from the Federal Reserve's emergency lending facility over the past week and cut back on other programs designed to ease the financial crisis, promising signs that some credit problems are easing.
Fannie Mae will redeem the principal amounts indicated for the following securities issues on the redemption dates indicated below at a redemption price equal to 100 percent of the principal amount redeemed, plus accrued interest thereon to the date of redemption:
Stocks made another volatile swing Tuesday, pulling back from gains made Monday.
June's 2% increase is first in more than two years Sellers handed buyers the keys to more homes last month than they did a year ago, the first sales increase in the Baltimore metro area in 2 1/2 years and a hopeful sign for a housing market caught in the worst downturn since the Depression.
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