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Houston housing gets a vote of confidence - Houston Chronicle
Home sales have fallen for more than a year. Values have dipped. And buyer confidence has deteriorated. But at least one national economist thinks the Houston-area housing market will see price appreciation of as much as 10 percent in 2009. Going ...

Stocks soar on news of pick of Geithner for Treasury - Buffalo News
NEW YORK — Wall Street staged a comeback Friday, with the major indexes jumping more than 5 percent and the Dow Jones industrials surging nearly 500 points. The late afternoon rally ended another volatile week that saw stocks reach six-year lows ...

Our view: No victims here but the taxpayers - Eagle-Tribune
It is interesting to see and hear readers' comments on our Sunday story concerning a Haverhill woman and the worldwide financial crisis triggered by failed mortgages. Some readers posting on our Web site and others calling our office questioned ...

The Bigger The Company, The More Disastrous The Mistake - OpEdNews.com
In younger days I was an antitrust lawyer for a considerable number of years. Most of my work, and my cast of mind, was on the plaintiff’s side. This mentality meant, and means to this day, that I favor views expressed by Justices Brandeis and ...

Paulson, Bair clash over helping troubled homeowners - Marketwatch
Current Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson and predecessors Lawrence Summers and Robert Rubin locked horns over the best way to get the U.S. economy back on track, WSJ's Sudeep Reddy reports. (Nov. 17) Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson and Federal ...

Housing industry seeks U.S. mortgage subsidies - San Francisco Gate
Sunday, November 16, 2008 How about a mortgage at 2.99 percent fixed rate for 30 years for anyone who purchases a home before July 1? Or how about a nonrepayable federal tax credit of 10 percent of the home price up to $22,000? Would enticements like ...

'08 Marion County tax bills will finally get into the mail. Really. - Indianapolis Star
After a bit of last-minute uncertainty, officials announced Friday that Marion County property tax bills will be hitting mailboxes next week and will be due by Dec. 16. The bills would be provisional, or conditional, based on revised 2006 property ...

How about a mortgage at a 2.99% fixed rate? - Miami Herald
How about a mortgage at a 2.99 percent fixed rate for 30 years for anyone who purchases a home before next July 1? Or how about a non-repayable federal tax credit of 10 percent of the home price up to $22,000? Would enticements like these be ...

Summers to Join Obama White House, Boosts Fed Chances (Update2) - Bloomberg
Nov. 21 (Bloomberg) -- Harvard University professor Lawrence Summers will join the Obama administration with a ready-made sales pitch for substantial economic stimulus and a chance that the role springboards him to the Federal Reserve. Summers, 53 ...

Change We Can Bank On - Huffingtonpost.com
This is not change we can believe in. Not if Robert Rubin or his protégé, Lawrence Summers, get to call the shots on the economy in President-elect Barack Obama's incoming administration. Both Clinton-era treasury secretaries deserve a great deal ...