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Pitkin County real estate transactions (The Aspen Times)
A listing of real estate transactions recorded in Pitkin County in 2008 (updated through Nov. 7).
A listing of real estate transactions recorded in Pitkin County in 2008 (updated through Nov. 7).
CTS sells Birmingham HQ, leases it back (BizJournals)
Founders Investment Banking LLC said it advised Computer Technology Solutions on the sale of its corporate headquarters in Birmingham.
Founders Investment Banking LLC said it advised Computer Technology Solutions on the sale of its corporate headquarters in Birmingham.
Voting: As real as your life (The Villager)
To The Editor: When our children were young, my wife and I drove them down to Neshoba County, Miss., because we wanted them to understand the majesty of this country. Our boys are black, white, Dominican and Puerto Rican.
To The Editor: When our children were young, my wife and I drove them down to Neshoba County, Miss., because we wanted them to understand the majesty of this country. Our boys are black, white, Dominican and Puerto Rican.
RBC Bank chief comfortable with position in the middle (The Charlotte Observer)
(By Christina Rexrode, crexrode@charlotteobserver.com) Amid a tumultuous financial market, things are relatively calm at RBC Bank. Owned by the Royal Bank of Canada, the Raleigh-based U.S. unit has avoided subprime mortgages and hasn't relied too heavily on its investment banking unit, areas that are now haunting many of its brethren. Though it has been dogged by losses on home builder and ...
(By Christina Rexrode, crexrode@charlotteobserver.com) Amid a tumultuous financial market, things are relatively calm at RBC Bank. Owned by the Royal Bank of Canada, the Raleigh-based U.S. unit has avoided subprime mortgages and hasn't relied too heavily on its investment banking unit, areas that are now haunting many of its brethren. Though it has been dogged by losses on home builder and ...
A worried America chooses its course for change (AG Weekly)
They came. They queued. They voted. Dawn to dusk, before work and after, in lines snaking around corners in all parts of the republic, Americans fretting about the direction of their nation startled even jaded poll workers as they flooded voting booths Tuesday.
They came. They queued. They voted. Dawn to dusk, before work and after, in lines snaking around corners in all parts of the republic, Americans fretting about the direction of their nation startled even jaded poll workers as they flooded voting booths Tuesday.
Housing Authority board to discuss purchases with HUD (The Tuscaloosa News)
TUSCALOOSA | Tuscaloosa Housing Authority board members will meet in Birmingham on Wednesdaywith officials from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to discuss the authority's response to a HUD report on the housing authority's operations.
TUSCALOOSA | Tuscaloosa Housing Authority board members will meet in Birmingham on Wednesdaywith officials from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to discuss the authority's response to a HUD report on the housing authority's operations.
Georgia banks struggle with credit crunch (Atlanta Journal-Constitution)
Federal officials this week issued an extraordinary plea that illustrated just how deep the economic crisis has cut. The officials, a group that included Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson and federal banking regulators, called on banks to perform their most basic function: make loans. But Georgia bankers say any expansion of lending may be easier said than done, given a deteriorating economy ...
Federal officials this week issued an extraordinary plea that illustrated just how deep the economic crisis has cut. The officials, a group that included Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson and federal banking regulators, called on banks to perform their most basic function: make loans. But Georgia bankers say any expansion of lending may be easier said than done, given a deteriorating economy ...
Economic experts deliver gloomy news (Montgomery Advertiser)
A vice president of the Atlanta branch of the Federal Reserve Bank and a vice president of RealtyTrac, a firm that tracks foreclosures, didn't deliver the good news that Todd Strange was looking for Wednesday.
A vice president of the Atlanta branch of the Federal Reserve Bank and a vice president of RealtyTrac, a firm that tracks foreclosures, didn't deliver the good news that Todd Strange was looking for Wednesday.