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How Democrats got their pockets picked - Bellingham Herald |
How Democrats got their pockets picked Bellingham Herald By KEVIN HORRIGAN - St. Louis Post-Dispatch It's hard to read Thomas Frank's new book, "Pity the Billionaire," without being astonished at what utter nincompoops Democrats are. This surely was not Frank's primary intent. The book is subtitled, ...
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Mortgage troubles creep upward in St. Louis - STLtoday.com  OregonLive.com |
Mortgage troubles creep upward in St. Louis STLtoday.com Mortgage delinquencies and foreclosures continued to creep upward in St. Louis in October, according to new data from CoreLogic. The real estate analysis firm reported that 4.86 percent of homeowners with mortgages were 90 days or more late on payments ... St. Louis-area foreclosure rate rises to 1.75 percentSt. Louis Business Journal
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Fighting foreclosures, one home at a time: New group helps Duluth woman keep ... - Duluth News Tribune  Northland's NewsCenter |
Fighting foreclosures, one home at a time: New group helps Duluth woman keep ... Duluth News Tribune Foreclosures in St. Louis County dropped from 577 in 2010 to 487 in 2011, a 16 percent reduction. “We've made it over the mountain; we're past the peak,” Williams said. “But the bad news is that we've settled into a number (of foreclosures) in ... On Brink of Foreclosure, Duluthian Keeps Home After Community SupportNorthland's NewsCenter
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Guardian Mortgage Company Becomes Newest Member of Lenders One® Mortgage ... - DigitalJournal.com (press release) |
Guardian Mortgage Company Becomes Newest Member of Lenders One® Mortgage ... DigitalJournal.com (press release) Guardian Mortgage Company today announced it joined Lenders One® Mortgage Cooperative, the nation's largest alliance of independent mortgage bankers, correspondent lenders and suppliers of mortgage products and services. Based in St. Louis, ...
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Mortgage Slowdown Crimps Pulaksi's Profits - US Banker |
Mortgage Slowdown Crimps Pulaksi's Profits US Banker Pulaski Financial Corp. in St. Louis said Tuesday that profits in its fiscal-year first quarter fell 3% from a year earlier, to $3 million, due to a slowdown in mortgage activity. The $1.3 billion-asset company said that net interest income decreased ... Pulaski Financial Reports Solid First Fiscal Quarter Results4-traders (press release)
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Minnesota man's high living leaves web of charges - Minneapolis Star Tribune |
Minnesota man's high living leaves web of charges Minneapolis Star Tribune His 788-acre estate, valued at $2 million, flowed into trusts to benefit his widow, Bernice, while she was alive, and ultimately their children: Robert, now 67, of Waseca; Lowell, 58, of Belle Plaine; Joan, 55, of St. Louis Park, and Jim, 52, ...
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Guardian Mortgage Company Earns Prestigious LendRIGHT™ “Seal of Approval ... - PR Web (press release) |
Guardian Mortgage Company Earns Prestigious LendRIGHT™ “Seal of Approval ... PR Web (press release) LendersOne.com) was established in 2000 as a national alliance of mortgage bankers, correspondent lenders and suppliers of mortgage products and services. The St. Louis-based company originated $90 billion in mortgages in 2010 and ranks as one of the ...
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Pulaski Financial's Q1 net income falls 2.4% - St. Louis Business Journal |
Pulaski Financial's Q1 net income falls 2.4% St. Louis Business Journal Pulaski Financial is parent of Pulaski Bank , one of the St. Louis-area's largest banks as ranked by local charter deposits. Pulaski Bank also is one of the area's largest SBA lenders. Pulaski Bank, which took $32.5 million in TARP funding in January ... Pulaski Financial Reports Solid First Fiscal Quarter ResultsMarketWatch (press release)
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Wonkbook: What the State of the Union won't do - Washington Post (blog)  Los Angeles Times |
Wonkbook: What the State of the Union won't do Washington Post (blog) The country's biggest coal producers, which begin reporting fourth-quarter results on Tuesday with St. Louis-based Peabody Energy Corp., should provide insight into how bad this year could be. Most should meet Wall Street's earnings expectations for ... Lower Your 'State of the Union' ExpectationsFox Business
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Farmers Bet on Rates as MetLife Battles Rural Lenders: Mortgages - BusinessWeek |
Farmers Bet on Rates as MetLife Battles Rural Lenders: Mortgages BusinessWeek “Ag-related names have benefited with farm incomes rising,” said Jeff Windau, a St. Louis-based analyst for Edward Jones & Co., who has “buy” ratings on DuPont Co., the largest US chemicals company by market value and FMC Corp. “Farmers have more money ...
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