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In 2004 former FBI Assistant Director Chris Swecker turned psychic in testimony to the House Financial Services Subcommittee. He predicted that if “mortgage fraud is allowed to become unrestrained, it will ultimately place financial institutions at risk and have adverse effects on the stock market”. The FBI continued to issue a string of warnings and reports. They also launched takedowns; i...
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WASHINGTON -(Dow Jones)- U.S. home prices fell a record 3.4% on a seasonally-adjusted basis during the fourth quarter of 2008, according to a government index released Tuesday.
The drop surpassed the 2.0% decline reported for the third quarter and was the largest decrease in the index's 18-year history, the Federal Housing Finance Agency said.
However, home prices rose by a season...
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The slow boiling frog theory is on display with the U.S. Government’s prospective ownership of a significant share of Citigroup, Inc.
The boiling frog story states that a frog can be boiled alive if the water is heated slowly enough — it is said that if a frog is placed in boiling water, it will jump out, but if it is placed in cold water that is slowly heated, it will never ...
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Hampton Wilkins, president of Wilkin & Co. Realtors, takes a phone call Friday morning while giving a tour of a rental property in the Windsor Heights neighborhood.
In 2005, life was terrific and very profitable for many real estate brokers and agents. High housing demand drove prices sky high. Even with exorbitant ...
Like many people, Nancy Dalrymple and Michael Flannery never thought much about their homeowner's insurance. Every so often they put a check in the mail for their agent and figured coverage would be there if, God forbid, they ever needed it.
Until their Winthrop single family went up in flames in November 2005, that is. "I thought everything was fine," Dalrymple says. "But they said we w...
By RAPHAEL G. SATTER updated 7:17 p.m. ET Feb. 20, 2009
LONDON - A British government minister pledged Friday to battle the doubters who are talking down the British economy, in a sly reference to his publicized spat with Starbucks Corp. boss Howard Schultz.
Business Secretary Peter Mandelson acknowledged Britain's economy faces a tough year, but expressed anger at those he called ...
Cramer placed the blame for today's selloff squarely on the shoulders of Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner, who he said should be calming the markets, but instead is nowhere to be found. This is what happens, said Cramer, when the government is AWOL.
Cramer said it's astonishing that the 100 largest companies in the U.S., which used to be worth $8 trillion, are now worth just $5 trillion....