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Capital Corp's survival in doubt - Modesto Bee
The parent company of Merced-based County Bank was battered by the real- estate downturn and lost more than $54 million in the third quarter of 2008 -- threatening the bank's very survival. "It is uncertain if we will be able to continue," Capital ...

New day dawns for area business - Inrich.com
The business landscape in the Richmond area is significantly changed from a year ago, transformed by a national economy that is veering toward recession. Corporate names long associated with the region have been absorbed into other companies, moved ...

Britain faces crisis as negative equity to reach 2 million - Times Online
Collapsing house prices are plunging 60,000 homeowners a month into negative equity, which means the country is on course for a worse crisis than the 1990s crash. At current trends, 2m households will enter negative equity by 2010, outstripping the 1 ...

The good news - house prices will rise again (and then they'll fall) - Times Online
In the mid-19th century, big names in the building business were failing. Developers on the Grosvenor Estate in Belgravia, London, such as Thomas Cubitt were in financial trouble and Thomas and Joseph Cundy went bankrupt. A speculative bubble in ...

Enrollment at state public universities, colleges rises 4% - Boston Globe
Enrollment at the state's public universities and colleges climbed more than 4 percent this fall as a slumping economy sent thousands of students searching for lower tuition costs, education officials said. The number of students attending the public ...

Halifax disappoints borrowers with huge rise in margins on new tracker ... - Times Online
Halifax, Britain's biggest lender, doubled the margins on some of its most popular mortgages last night. The lender, owned by HBOS, is only the fourth bank to reissue tracker mortgages, after they were pulled en masse from the market last week in the ...

SOWELL: Dems avoid blame for crisis - The Washington Times
Reports have surfaced that Sens. Christopher J. Dodd (pictured) and Kent Conrad, chairmen of the banking and budget committees, respectively, received cut-rate home loans from Countrywide Financial, a leading subprime lender at the center of the ...

Mortgage shock - Jersey Evening Post
A QUARTER of all Islanders with a mortgage face an uncertain future following the announcement that a leading lender is all but shutting up shop. Jersey Home Loans, which has a lending book worth an estimated £1 billion, has revealed that it is no ...

MONDAY, FEB. 12 - Wall Street Journal
An E.coli outbreak that closed some Taco Bell restaurants in December aggravated investor concern about Yum’s sluggish U.S. performance. That said, the fast-food company is going great guns overseas, which helped boost its stock 24% last year. See ...

This spread is too thin to cover costs - Atlanta Journal Constitution
Spread the wealth? Thanks, but for me and other ordinary Americans, spreading the wealth is an individual prerogative, not a pocketbook authority we’d willingly hand over to a spendthrift Congress led by a like-minded Barack Obama administration ...