Thursday Dec 17 | via MarketWatch
The holiday season is upon us. Chanukah is here. Christmas is just a week away. Kwanzaa starts shortly after. Comment?
Monday Dec 7 | via Green Bay Press-Gazette
New officers The Federated Youth Foundation has announced its 2009-2010 board, including Todd Rosvold, Pulaski Chase Cooperative, Pulaski, president, and Tony Wagner, Wisconsin Electric Cooperative Association, Cecil. Comment?
Sunday Dec 6 | via Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Boelter + Lincoln promoted Sarah Soczka from public relations assistant account executive to public relations account executive. Comment?
Area foreclosure filings drop 9.4%
Tuesday Dec 1 | via Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Foreclosure filings dropped 9.4% from October to November in southeastern Wisconsin, the second consecutive month that filings declined. Comment?
Report: 10 States Face Looming Budget Disasters
Nov 11, 2009 | via WJTV Jackson
In Arizona, the budget has grown so gloomy that lawmakers are considering mortgaging Capitol buildings. Comment?
New homes sales in the Northeast fell more than 3 pe...
4 min ago | via The Jersey Journal
In this Oct. 26, 2009 photo, a new single family home for sale is shown in Wakefield, Mass. Comment?
Treasurys narrowly mixed; yield-curve flattens
4 min ago | via Newsday
The Commerce Department report that new home sales plummeted 11 percent last month renewed investors' doubts about the strength of the economic recovery. Comment?
6 min ago | via Omaha World-Herald
Sales of new homes dropped unexpectedly last month to the lowest level since April, a sign that the housing market recovery will be rocky. Comment?
AIG investigated executives regarding pay moves: report
6 min ago | via MSN Money
American International Group Inc investigated five executives who threatened to resign over federal pay limits, the Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday. Comment?
Stimulus and housing give economy one-two punch
8 min ago | via CBC News
The Canadian economy strung together back-to-back months of growth for the first time in almost two years, but economists warn that consumers and government stimulus have been "carrying the ball" by fuelling a booming real-estate market that is ultimately unsustainable. Comment?