Apr 30, 2009 | via WKRG-TV Mobile
Real estate brokers say home sales in the north Mississippi university town of Oxford are slowly perking up after a rough drop last year. Comment?
State budget very similar to family's
Monday Dec 14 | via Hattiesburg American
THERE ARE MORE ZEROES on $6 billion than on $60,000, but otherwise there's not a lot of difference between how Mississippi operates and how a typical family operates. Comment?
Barbour: Severstal repays $10M loan 4 years early
Tuesday Dec 8 | via Myrtle Beach Online
Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour said Monday that the steel company Severstal North America Inc. Comment?
Peoples Financial Corporation Declares Semiannual Di...
Friday Dec 4 | via The South Mississippi Sun Herald
The board of directors of Peoples Financial Corporation , parent of The Peoples Bank, declared a regular semiannual cash dividend of $.10 per common share, payable January 15, 2010, to stockholders of record January 8, 2010. Comment?
Real Estate Conference addresses challenges
Friday Dec 4 | via The South Mississippi Sun Herald
The Mississippi Association of Realtors annual convention was back on the Coast this year for the first time since Hurricane Katrina. Comment?
8 hrs ago | via Kerrville Daily Times
Home foreclosures across the county are on the rise, even as the economy and housing markets slowly rebound. Comment?
DORA place to report fishy business practices
12 min ago | via The Gazette
But if you lose an ear or think the barber isn't competent to be wielding a pair of scissors . Comment?
Mortgage company chiefs to get more money
13 min ago | via Toronto News.Net
Pay for the chief executives of mortgage finance companies Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac will be increased to between $4 and $6 million. Comment?
Foreclosures Down In Allegheny County
13 min ago | via Kdka.com
Share + Dec 24, 2009 9:15 pm US/Eastern PITTSBURGH 1 of 1 Every working day this year, sheriff deputies fanned out across Allegheny County posting notices informing property owners their homes would be auctioned off at sheriff's sale. Comment?
Recession Alters Migration Patterns
14 min ago | via StartupJournal
Close See a sample reprint in PDF format. Order a reprint of this article now DECEMBER 24, 2009 By MARK WHITEHOUSE The recession has had a profound effect on migration patterns in the U.S., reversing the flow of people to former housing-boom states such as Florida and Nevada, the latest data from the Census Bureau show. Comment?