The Masters of the Universe have been dethroned. Now the question is just how much Wall Street’s meltdown is going to hurt the city of New York and, by extension, its high-priced housing market.
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Finally some good news, brought to you by Jeff Bezos and the gang at Amazon.com.
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One of the keys to the various health reform plans kicking around Washington is “pooling.” The proposal floated by President Obama during the campaign, for instance, would set up a National Health Insurance Exchange designed to help small businesses and individuals reduce their premiums.
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As CEO of a fast-growing Web ad network, WidgetBucks, I travel a lot. And I’m no stranger to expense reporting, having previously run the corporate travel division of Expedia. I’ve lengthy dreamed of a device that could generate my expense reports at the touch of a button.
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If you’ve never set foot in an architectural salvage shop, you’re lost out on an amazing world of bargains for house repairs and upgrades. A cross within a home improvement center and an antique store, these cavernous warehouses sell used, or “pre-owned,” house parts, from french doors and ornate mantelpieces to like-new commercial-grade appliances.
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Sales of newly constructed homes plunged in December to the lowest level on record, going back to 1963, according to a government report released Thursday.
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If you’re thinking of buying a home, there could be a big bonus for you in the economic stimulus bill that’s now before Congress.
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Mortgage rates fell by the past week, benefiting from the Federal Reserve’s pledge to take all essential action to stimulate the economy.
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An appetite for risk has returned to the fixed income market, where investors are beginning to spurn safe, low-yielding treasuries to buy corporate bonds instead. Corporations sold $70 billion worth of debt in the first half of January, according to Bloomberg documents, hitting a pace not seen since May.
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