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CRA Loans the Cause of the Housing Bubble?
11/20/2009|FOX Business
Fmr. Fannie Mae Chief Credit Officer Ed Pinto and Morrison Public Affairs Group Chairman Bruce Morrison on the Community Reinvestment Act's role in the housing bubble.
How Big Will Wall Street Bonuses Be?
11/19/2009|Happy Hour on FOX Business
Author Bill Black breaks down the how extravagant the bonus payments will be.
Mayor Dennis Walaker on keeping Fargo's unemployment near national lows and attracting big business.
Real estate attorney Stephen Meister argues the next bailout will be for the FHA, Fannie, and Freddie.
HSBC Sees Improved Earnings, Outlook
11/10/2009|FOX Business Morning
BGC Partners' David Buik on the earnings and outlook for HSBC and Barclays.
Housing Sector's Faltering Health
10/28/2009|Web Exclusive
We break down the latest batch of housing numbers and what they mean for the market.
PNC CEO: TARP to Be Repaid in 15 Months
10/28/2009|Cavuto
PNC Financial Services CEO James Rohr on why the firm will repay the government ahead of schedule
Homebuyer Credit Hurting Housing
10/28/2009|FOX Business
Meister, Selig and Fein's Stephen Meister argues the homebuyer tax credit won't boost the housing market.
LATEST STORIES
Full Plate: Upcoming Week Stuffed With Economic Data
| FOXBusiness| Markets
delinquency or foreclosure. And, the report showed in some categories delinquencies among prime mortgage borrowers exceed those of sub - prime . All of those bode poorly for consumer spending activity in the fourth quarter, and could perhaps influence third-quarter
Story|11/20/2009
The Next Meltdown Is Coming In 2012
| MarketWatch| Markets
of Wall Street's greedy, myopic brains. Last June we summarized 20 predictions made between 2000 and 2007 warning of a subprime meltdown coming. Oddly, no one seemed to be listening to all the warnings from leading minds like Buffett, Grantham, Gross
Story|11/17/2009
FOXBusiness.com's Week in Review: Nov. 9-13, 2009
| FOXBusiness| Markets
Tuesday. The two senior executives, Ralph Cioffi and Matthew Tannin, were charged with lying to investors during the subprime mortgage crisis. The alleged fraud, according to prosecutors, cost investors roughly $1.6 billion and almost destroyed
Story|11/13/2009
SEIU Goes After Goldman Sachs – Why Not Fannie Mae or Congress? « The Brian Sullivan Blog
The Brian Sullivan Blog
left to protest about subprime mortgages. According ..... Foundation, the largest subprime mortgage lenders in 2005 were ..... Goldman never made subprime loans , though it did buy ..... especially in the subprime mortgage market. Congress
Blog|11/13/2009
Digging Deeper into Ford « The Cody Word
The Cody Word
Ford Credit’s got a longstanding track record and they didn’t even get much if at all into all the derivatives and subprime games and what not like GE Capital, GMAC and other giant financial firms did. And Ford’s got a reserve ratio of 7.7 or
Blog|11/13/2009
Jury Acquits Two Bear Stearns Hedge Fund Managers
| FOXBusiness| Markets
managers accused of lying to investors as the subprime mortgage crisis first exploded two years ago were acquitted ..... complex, high-risk securities tied to the subprime market began to slide. “The subprime market looks pretty damn ugly,” Tannin wrote to
Story|11/10/2009
Obama's Mission: Striking a Balance in Asia
| FOXBusiness| Markets
just a popped housing bubble and complicated securitized mortgages. "China did not force our banks to make stupid subprime loans ," says C. Fred Bergsten, director of the Peterson Institute in Washington, and a former Treasury assistant secretary
Story|11/10/2009
Ex-Bear Fund Managers Cleared of Charges
Reuters| Markets
acquitted on Tuesday of fraud charges in the first criminal trial of prominent Wall Street executives stemming from subprime mortgage securities that fueled a market meltdown. A jury in U.S. District Court in Brooklyn, New York, reached its
Story|11/10/2009
The one bubble I see for sure: The Money Supply Bubble « The Cody Word
The Cody Word
the free fall it was in 2007 and 2008. Even scarier – if the artificially low 2-3% Fed Funds rates and no-doc jumbo subprime macchiato loans from the last ten years caused the great housing bubble, and if the artificially low 2-3% Fed Funds rates
Blog|11/05/2009
Is a Bailout for the FHA In the Works? « Emac's Stock Watch
Emac's Stock Watch
bringing to taxpayers large sums of subprime , no doc, alt-A loans and securitizations ..... insuring mortgages like no-doc or subprime loans , says David H. Stevens, assistant secretary ..... insuring mortgages like no-doc or subprime loans , says David H. Stevens, assistant
Blog|11/05/2009