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New York TimesSmall-Business Stimulus Loans Slow to TrickleNew York TimesThe Loop restaurant, near Tucson, has struggled in the recession, but a bank decided not to give it a federal stimulus loan. Washington officials and some ...Banks wary of small business ARC loansCNNMoney.comSBA's small-business loan program fizzlesSacramento BeeEmergency federal loans require extensive paperworkSmartBriefBradenton Herald -New York Times -SmartBriefall 97 news articles » Read more...
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Citigroup Sued Over Signing-Bonus Loans by BrokerBloombergBrokers who leave before the loan is retired must immediately pay the unforgiven portion with interest, which Banus called "unconscionable" in a complaint ...and more » Read more...
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CNBCFASB Weighs Expanding Fair-Value Accounting to LoansBloomberg13 (Bloomberg) -- The Financial Accounting Standards Board will consider expanding fair-value rules to loans, a step that might accelerate banks' ...US accounting board mulls expanding mark-to-marketReutersToward Greater Bank Transparency: FASB Considering Expanded Mark ...Seeking Alphaall 19 news articles » Read more...
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Straits TimesIn Italy, Parmesan as Collateral for Bank LoansNew York TimesThe bank accepts parmesan as collateral for loans, helping it to keep financing cheese makers in northern Italy even during the worst recession since World ...Precious Parmesans guarantee bank loans in ItalyAFPWith Money Tight, a Bank Takes Parmesan Cheese as CollateralWall Street Journalall 7 news articles » Read more...
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China DailyPREVIEW:China Banks Likely Had Weak 1H Despite Soaring LoansWall Street JournalThis is despite China's banks pumping out a record CNY7.4 trillion worth of new yuan loans in the first half, a quarter of the country's annual gross ...China's July bank loans 'not small' -regulatorForbesChina's Falling Exports, Loans Signal Stimulus NeededBloombergBank loans grow just 2 percent in H1Jakarta PostReuters -Wall Street Journal -Bloombergall 111 news articles » Read more...
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Toxic Loans Topping 5% May Push 150 Banks to Point of No ReturnBloomberg14 (Bloomberg) -- More than 150 publicly traded US lenders own nonperforming loans that equal 5 percent or more of their holdings, a level that former ...and more » Read more...
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Boston GlobeJudge Tells Colonial to Keep LoansWall Street JournalThe Florida home-loan provider ceased most operations last week. If Colonial doesn't survive, it would be the fifth-largest bank failure in US history and ...Bank of America sues Colonial for $1 bln in loans, cashReutersBank of America Sues Colonial BancGroup Over $1B in LoansTheStreet.comTeetering on Failure, but Meeting StandardsNew York TimesGant Daily -Bizjournals.com -Wall Street Journalall 202 news articles » Read more...
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The Money TimesFreddie Mac: Fixed rate loans gain favorBizjournals.comIn fact, those refinancing their mortgages during the second quarter overwhelmingly chose fixed-rate loans, regardless of whether their original loan was ...Mortgage applications drop as loan rates riseReutersFreddie Mac reports refinancing borrowers moving into shorter-term ...National Mortgage Professional MagazineCurrent Mortgage Rates: Mortgage Rates are Stable as Fed Says Low ...Examiner.comKansas City Star -MortgageNewsDaily.com -OCRegister -Washington Timesall 208 news articles » Read more...
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Salem-News.ComPortion Of US Home Loans Underwater Down Slightly In 2Q-ReportWall Street JournalA slowing in the pace of home-price declines helped bring down the portion of home loans with negative equity - the situation where ...A third of mortgages in U.S. now 'underwater'Chicago TribuneNew Data Shows Nearly One-Third of all Mortgages UnderwaterSalem-News.ComIn Hampton Roads, 1 in 3 homes with mortgages underwaterThe Virginian-PilotTampabay.com -Housing Wireall 15 news articles » Read more...
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Las Vegas Review - JournalHard Rock renegotiating terms of $1.28B loansSan Jose Mercury NewsAP LAS VEGAS-The Hard Rock Hotel & Casino is seeking to push back the maturity date on $1.28 billion in loans used to expand the property near the Las Vegas ...Hard Rock Hotel negotiating with lenders on $1.28 billion ...Las Vegas Review - Journalall 25 news articles » Read more...
