Government And Institutions

U.S. Regulator to Raise Mortgages Limits for Fannie, Freddie

The U.S. Federal Housing Finance Agency said on Wednesday it raised the maximum limit on mortgages Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac can acquire in 2017, the first increase since 2006, as home prices have risen above their third-quarter 2007 levels.

U.S. Regulator to Raise Mortgages Limits for Fannie, Freddie

The U.S. Federal Housing Finance Agency said on Wednesday it raised the maximum limit on mortgages Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac can acquire in 2017, the first increase since 2006, as home prices have risen above their third-quarter 2007 levels.

Portugal repays IMF loan early in effort to earn confidence

Portugal's government says it has made an early reimbursement of 2 billion euros ($2.12 billion) to the International Monetary Fund, which was one of the contributors to the eurozone country's 78 billion-euro bailout in 2011.

Portugal repays IMF loan early in effort to earn confidence

Portugal's government says it has made an early reimbursement of 2 billion euros ($2.12 billion) to the International Monetary Fund, which was one of the contributors to the eurozone country's 78 billion-euro bailout in 2011.

APNewsBreak: Feds: NY was overpaid for health exchange setup

New York improperly used as much as $150 million in grants to set up its insurance exchange under President Barack Obama's health care law and help people enroll for coverage, according to a federal audit released Tuesday.

APNewsBreak: Feds: NY was overpaid for health exchange setup

New York improperly used as much as $150 million in grants to set up its insurance exchange under President Barack Obama's health care law and help people enroll for coverage, according to a federal audit released Tuesday.

What's On Our Radar: November 22, 2016

Here's what's On Our Radar today: No more coal for Canada, Amazon is turning to sports and Trump sheds light on his first 100 days in office.

What's On Our Radar: November 22, 2016

Here's what's On Our Radar today: No more coal for Canada, Amazon is turning to sports and Trump sheds light on his first 100 days in office.

Defectors: N. Korea would fall without capitalistic markets

Hundreds of capitalistic markets, each with thousands of stalls, form the glue that holds North Korea's socialist planned economy together, say defectors who sold medicinal herbs, skinny jeans, TV sets, foreign drama CDs and other goods there to make a living.

Defectors: N. Korea would fall without capitalistic markets

Hundreds of capitalistic markets, each with thousands of stalls, form the glue that holds North Korea's socialist planned economy together, say defectors who sold medicinal herbs, skinny jeans, TV sets, foreign drama CDs and other goods there to make a living.