Tulsa Mortgage News

'Star Island' brings bizarre south Florida world to life
an award-winning columnist for the Miami Herald and a best-selling novelist known for his satirical tales of life and craziness in the Sunshine State.

Feds aim to protect debtors
Dear Action Line: We are in debt up to our eyeballs, and a friend suggested we call a credit counseling firm or the debt settlement services advertising on cable TV. I thought I should check with ...

Google Leading a Revival in Commercial Paper
Google Inc., owner of the most popular Internet search engine, and Germanys Merck KGaA are leading a revival in commercial paper as nonfinancial companies grab the biggest share of the $1.1 trillion U.S. market from banks since 2002 amid lower borrowing costs.

Foreclosures rise in Tulsa
Home foreclosures increased in Tulsa and across Oklahoma last month despite some improvement nationwide, a new report shows.

Taking the reins
Tiah Joo Kim, 30, deputy CEO and heir apparent to property and investment company, TA Enterprise, may have been born with a silver spoon but he insists he has earned whatever he has received.

Tulsa
TULSA Alvidrez, Raul, 62, machine operator, formerly of Tulsa, died Tuesday in Bakersfield, Calif. Service 10 a.m. Monday, Memorial Park Cemetery Chapel. Moore's Southlawn.

News & Blues 8/11
A sheriffs deputy in Okaloosa County, Fla., arrested a 27-year-old driver after pulling her over for an improper taillight because she couldnt spell her name. She said she was Coronica Jackson, but spelled it C-o-r-i-c-a. Her passenger nudged her, and she respelled it C-o-r-n-a-i-c-a.

Stocks down amid economic uncertainty
Stocks and interest rates fell sharply Wednesday as more bad news chipped away at investors' view of the economy.

Excessive heat warning in Tulsa; OG&E issues electricity advisory
With temperatures in Oklahoma soaring into triple figures and power usage records being set, Oklahoma Gas and Electric has issued an electricity advisory for this week.