Economics Roundtable
-- Recession? --
Are back-to-back quarters of 0.6% GDP growth a recession? The blogs weigh in at Recession?
Will a 2% Fed Funds rate help? Fed Watch
-- Economic Principals --
David Warsh reports the latest on this year's free agent season for academic economists.
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Calculated Risk
"Random thoughts on Politics and Economics”
This is a tour of coastal properties in Orange County, CA, with some homes over $1 million. Here is the video. Not exactly subprime.
Trivia: the longest "three-hour tour" (from the TV show Gilligan's Island) also ...
Fred Reger, an auctioneer in Washington and its ...
HSBC is expected to announce tomorrow that it is writing off a further $4.6bn (£2.3bn) against mortgages, credit cards and other loans to stricken US consumers, bringing the total over the last 15 months to almost $17bn.
The confessional is ...This farming community on the eastern edge of the Bay Area absorbed an outsize portion of the region's ...
The number of people who are losing their homes because they cannot meet rising mortgage bills is set to double this year, experts said yesterday.
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The number of repossession orders granted in England and Wales in ...
Bankers and housing market analysts are warning of a chilling new trend in the mortgage world: Homeowners voluntarily defaulting on their ...
Millions of Americans are “upside down” on their mortgages — they owe more on their homes than their homes are worth. So far, however, there is little evidence that people who ...
From ArkansasBusiness.com: ANB Past Dues Up 58 Percent (hat tip Steve)
... ANB Financial's loans that are 30 ...
From the FDIC: Bank Closing Information for ANB Financial, NA, Bentonville, AR
ANB Financial, National Association, Bentonville, Arkansas, was closed today by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) was named receiver. ...
