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| Fannie Mae Rental Program - Rent Your Own Foreclosed Home, Deed For Lease? Major U.S. mortgage finance source Fannie Mae announced on Thursday a program aimed at turning struggling homeowners into renters in their own homes. ... More |
| Obama Weighs Steps To Jobless Benefits, Wary On Deficit? President Barack Obama, who earlier signed a bill to extend jobless benefits and a homebuyer tax credit, said his team was studying new spending on roads and bridges, business tax cuts, refitting buildings to make them... ... More |
| Case Against Bear Stearns Men Flawed: Lawyer The government's allegations of fraud against two former Bear Stearns hedge fund managers were built on "hindsight bias," including... ... More |
| Obama: Jobless Rise "Sobering", Looking At Options U.S. President Barack Obama on Friday listed a range of fresh options being considered by the White House to spur growth after "sobering" news that... ... More |
| GM Could Deploy U.S. Funding Overseas The U.S. government gave GM $50 million to help it emerge from bankruptcy this summer and support the company through the recession. ... More |
| Fortunes Up At AIG In Third Quarter The U.S. firm with the largest federal bailout package by far, American International Group, said it posted a profit in the third quarter of $455 million. ... More |
| Chrysler Wins Over A Key Executive The head of the largest U.S. auto dealership group, Mike Jackson, said he was confident in Chrysler Group's ability to make a comeback. ... More |
| Markets Up Despite Unemployment News U.S. markets edged up Friday, despite news the unemployment rate rose to 10.2 percent. ... More |
| 200 Waldenbooks Outlets To Close U.S. retailer Borders Group Inc. said it would close 200 Waldenbooks outlets in a cost-cutting move that would eliminate 1,500 jobs. ... More |
| Frank Lambasts Credit Card Companies The law also mandates companies give 45 days warning before raising interest rates. ... More |
| Skype, eBay Settle Dispute The online auction company's holdings would drop to 30 percent, while a consortium of buyers would hold 56 percent,... ... More |
| Retailers Settle Lead Paint Case In Calif. The retailers agreed to pay $454,000 in civil penalties, The Los Angeles Times reported Friday. ... More |
| Markets Up Despite Unemployment News U.S. markets edged up Friday morning, despite news the unemployment rate rose to 10.2 percent. ... More |
| U.S. Unemployment Soars To 10.2 Percent For October, economists had predicted a loss of 175,000 jobs and a bump in the unemployment rate to 9.9 percent. ... More |
| VIDEO: Inflatable Ford Seat Belt Demo Ford Motor Company is bringing to market the world's first automotive inflatable seat belts, combining attributes of traditional seat belts and air bags... ... More |
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