Entertainment Properties Trust Completes Acquisition of the Toronto – Forbes
acquisition of the Toronto Dundas Square project, previously in receivership, by paying off senior debt of approximately $120 million Canadian. As a result of the closing of this acquisition, the Company’s second mortgage note on the project has
AIG sells Alico to MetLife for $15.5B in ongoing bid to payback – Stockhouse
American International Group (NYSE:AIG) will sell a second overseas life and health insurance unit for US$15.5 billion to MetLife Inc. (NYSE:MET) in an ongoing bid to repay billions in government aid. It was the second major deal AIG completed this
UPDATE 1-Global watchdog tries to kick start securitisation – Reuters
BASEL, Switzerland, March 8 (Reuters) – Global regulators are coordinating efforts to kick start the moribund debt securitisation market under tighter rules to aid recovery, the Financial Stability Board said on Monday. The credit crunch turned
Was Obama Economic Advisor’s Exit a Preemptive Strike? – ABC News
When the White House announced last week it would be losing the services of Lewis A. Sachs, one of the president’s top economic advisers, the reason given for Sachs’s departure was that his work was largely complete. Lewis A. Sachs, one of the
Vineyard defaults surge as lost land values undermine Napa wine – Daily Business Review
n California’s Napa Valley, producer of the most expensive U.S. wines, 2010 may be a vintage year for foreclosures as the industry is squeezed by falling land values and a consumer shift to cheaper brands. As many as 10 wineries and vineyards in
Washington Must Ban U.S. Credit Derivatives as Traders Demand Gold – Huffingtonpost.com
Congress should act immediately to abolish credit default swaps on the United States, because these derivatives will foment distortions in global currencies and gold. Failure to act now will only mean the U.S. will be forced to act after these
AIG agrees to sell Alico to MetLife for $15.5 billion – Daily Business Review
merican International Group Inc. agreed to sell a division to MetLife Inc. for $15.5 billion in the bailed-out company’s second divestiture of a non-U.S. life insurance unit this month. MetLife will pay $6.8 billion in cash and $8.7 billion in
Can they repossess the dog? What to know if the repo man comes calling – WTVF
In the past several years, one type of repossession has been in the headlines — home foreclosures. The term “foreclosure” actually refers to the process a bank undertakes to repossess a home when the owner has stopped making mortgage payments
‘Jet’-setting mobile home residents set to burn mortgage – Bradenton Herald
PALMETTO – Ask just about anyone what their favorite thing is about living in Jet Mobile Home Park, and they’ll probably tell you it’s their neighbors. “It’s the people, they’re so friendly,” said Kortne Lampman, who with her husband, Lee
Why I’m Now Less Optimistic About Credit Crisis – Seekingalpha.com
I have taken a less optimistic view of the credit crisis’ workout phase as evidenced by recent posts like Wood: “The endgame will be a systemic government debt crisis in the western world” and The mindset will not change; a depressionary
Entertainment Properties Trust Completes Acquisition of the Toronto – Forbes
acquisition of the Toronto Dundas Square project, previously in receivership, by paying off senior debt of approximately $120 million Canadian. As a result of the closing of this acquisition, the Company’s second mortgage note on the project has
AIG sells Alico to MetLife for $15.5B in ongoing bid to payback – Stockhouse
American International Group (NYSE:AIG) will sell a second overseas life and health insurance unit for US$15.5 billion to MetLife Inc. (NYSE:MET) in an ongoing bid to repay billions in government aid. It was the second major deal AIG completed this
UPDATE 1-Global watchdog tries to kick start securitisation – Reuters
BASEL, Switzerland, March 8 (Reuters) – Global regulators are coordinating efforts to kick start the moribund debt securitisation market under tighter rules to aid recovery, the Financial Stability Board said on Monday. The credit crunch turned
Was Obama Economic Advisor’s Exit a Preemptive Strike? – ABC News
When the White House announced last week it would be losing the services of Lewis A. Sachs, one of the president’s top economic advisers, the reason given for Sachs’s departure was that his work was largely complete. Lewis A. Sachs, one of the
Vineyard defaults surge as lost land values undermine Napa wine – Daily Business Review
n California’s Napa Valley, producer of the most expensive U.S. wines, 2010 may be a vintage year for foreclosures as the industry is squeezed by falling land values and a consumer shift to cheaper brands. As many as 10 wineries and vineyards in
Washington Must Ban U.S. Credit Derivatives as Traders Demand Gold – Huffingtonpost.com
Congress should act immediately to abolish credit default swaps on the United States, because these derivatives will foment distortions in global currencies and gold. Failure to act now will only mean the U.S. will be forced to act after these
AIG agrees to sell Alico to MetLife for $15.5 billion – Daily Business Review
merican International Group Inc. agreed to sell a division to MetLife Inc. for $15.5 billion in the bailed-out company’s second divestiture of a non-U.S. life insurance unit this month. MetLife will pay $6.8 billion in cash and $8.7 billion in
Can they repossess the dog? What to know if the repo man comes calling – WTVF
In the past several years, one type of repossession has been in the headlines — home foreclosures. The term “foreclosure” actually refers to the process a bank undertakes to repossess a home when the owner has stopped making mortgage payments
‘Jet’-setting mobile home residents set to burn mortgage – Bradenton Herald
PALMETTO – Ask just about anyone what their favorite thing is about living in Jet Mobile Home Park, and they’ll probably tell you it’s their neighbors. “It’s the people, they’re so friendly,” said Kortne Lampman, who with her husband, Lee
Why I’m Now Less Optimistic About Credit Crisis – Seekingalpha.com
I have taken a less optimistic view of the credit crisis’ workout phase as evidenced by recent posts like Wood: “The endgame will be a systemic government debt crisis in the western world” and The mindset will not change; a depressionary