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Video: Why Housing Is Still So Bad
After four years, the housing bust shows no signs of abating
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Money’s new More Money blog
Nearly 60% of independent advisers think a double-dip recession is unlikely over the next six months, and more than 60% expect the S&P to increase in the same period, according to a survey released recently by Charles Schwab.
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Donovan Not Ready to ‘Declare Victory’ on U.S. Housing Progress
Home sales, showing new signs of life two years after the credit crunch drove down home prices, must gain more ground before policy makers can “declare victory,” Housing and Urban Development Secretary Shaun Donovan said.
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Eastern Market a fashion mecca
MELBOURNE’S Eastern Market is a mecca for some of Australia’s most unique and creative jewellery and accessories.
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September 3rd, 2010 by
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Dollar Volatility Curbed by FOMC Meeting Minutes, Tempered Risk Appetite Trends
If we were going by the promise of event risk alone, we would have been led to believe that the US dollar was guaranteed volatility Tuesday. However, as we have seen time and again over the past few months, economic data and exogenous developments are only as effective in moving the market so far as they can stimulus interest in dominant fundamental drivers.
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Fed’s Pianalto: Multiple Solutions Needed for Housing Crisis
The housing crisis needs multiple, coordinated policy solutions, Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland President Sandra Pianalto said.
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Housing Activity Stabilizing
OTTAWA, ONTARIO–(Marketwire – Aug. 31, 2010) – After rebounding in the second half of 2009 and early 2010, housing starts are expected to moderate in the second half of 2010. Starts are expected to stabilize at levels consistent with demographic fundamentals in 2011, according to Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation’s (CMHC) second quarter Housing Market Outlook, Canada Edition.*
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Culp Announces Results for Q1 Fiscal 2011
HIGH POINT, N.C. — Culp, Inc. (NYSE: CFI) today reported financial and operating results for the fi…
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Housing quagmire: Is it time to remove relief?
For the growing number of struggling homeowners in this country, more help is on the way. Additional aid from the federal government will begin making its way to them next month — one program would help qualified homeowners refinance their mortgages after seeing their property values fall below the amount they owe, and the other includes another round of funding to help the unemployed or …
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Mariemont condos move ahead
In spite of the housing market downturn and tough lending environment, two local developers are finding success with a multi-phased condominium project planned for Mariemont.
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