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Mortgage Crisis warning came more than 5 years ago - Economic Times
More than five years ago, in April 2003, the attorneys general of two small states traveled to Washington with a stern warning for the nation's top bank regulator. Sitting in the spacious Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, with its panoramic ...

They Warned Us About the Mortgage Crisis - BusinessWeek
(page 4 of 5) The OCC's Hawke assisted the industry by issuing a ruling in July 2003 saying the Georgia law did not apply to national banks or their subsidiaries. A fact sheet prepared at the time—and still available on the OCC's Web site—says ...

States warned about impending mortgage crisis - MSNBC
More than five years ago, in April 2003, the attorneys general of two small states traveled to Washington with a stern warning for the nation's top bank regulator. Sitting in the spacious Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, with its panoramic ...

How National City got to this point - Cleveland Plain Dealer Blog
1999: National City bought California-based First Franklin from a subsidiary of Bank of America for $266 million. First Franklin specialized in subprime mortgages for people with poor credit ratings who could qualify for loans only at high interest ...

Fannie, Freddie, and the Left - Front Page
As evidenced by Barack Obama ’s rise in the polls immediately following the financial collapse of mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, few Americans understand that for many years Fannie and Freddie have been, first and foremost, tools of ...

EDITORIAL: The road to disaster - The Washington Times
Lawmakers from both parties tell reporters about the bailout talks. From left are: Sen. Bob Corker, Rep. Barney Frank, Rep. Spencer Bachus, Sen. Charles E. Schumer, Sen. Robert F. Bennett, Sen. Christopher J. Dodd and Sen. Jack Reed. (Allison Shelley ...

Stephanopoulos: No Candidate Has Ever Lost with Obama's Lead Over ... - ABC News Blogs
ABC News' George Stephanopoulos reports: The presidential election is now just 22 days away, and Barack Obama is leading John McCain by a whopping 53 percent to 43 percent according to the latest ABC News/Washington Post poll . No candidate has ever ...

An up and down day for money market funds - San Francisco Gate
Thursday, October 9, 2008 World's banks join up to slash interest rates 10.08.08 McCain campaign outlines mortgage-rescue plan 10.08.08 Pender: Up and down day for money market funds 10.09.08 Bailout gives tax break to bicycle commuters 10.08.08 ...

Dow rallies after Fed move to lend to businesses - Newark Star-Ledger
Wall Street is moderately higher in early trading, with investors encouraged by a Federal Reserve plan to buy massive amounts of short-term debt from companies. The Dow Jones industrials rose 80 points in early trading. Richard Drew/AP Traders on the ...

Rhetoric Cannot Fix Economic Woes - Daily Nexus
As Senator Obama puts it, the current economic crisis is a result of problems initiated by the Bush administration and supported by the deregulatory standards of Sen. John McCain over the past eight years. McCain states that he’s strongly opposed ...