Treasury uncaps credit line for Fannie, Freddie
The Obama administration pledged on Thursday to back beleaguered mortgage finance giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac no matter how big their losses may be in the next three years.
Conrad gastronomy restaurants: destination-inspired dining
Can you conceive of a better way of experiencing local authenticity than through local food? This rhetorical questions demands for a solid
Luxury charming boutique hotels - The Domus Selecta hotels
Anyone with a taste for boutique hotels with charm, originality and set in scenic beauty spots or striking urban placements, should certainly dig into the Domus Selecta catalogue.
Where to find SAT Scores?
CollegeBoard released the October 2008 SAT results on its website, www.collegeboard.com on Thursday.
Collegeboard Release SAT Scores Online
Collegeboard released the October 2008 SAT results on its website, www.collegeboard.com on Thursday. Majority of the results are available for the October SAT Reasoning Test and SAT Subject Tests, except for a small percentage which will be available Oct. 31.
PRECIOUS METALS: Gold Rises as Dollar Weakens, Oil Hits New Record
Gold futures gained in New York on Wednesday following weakness in the U.S. dollar and oil prices reached a new record, boosting the appeal of the precious metal as a hedge against inflation.
Jolie, Pitt twins expected in few weeks
Angelina Jolie's doctor Michael Sussmann revealed Wednesday in Nice, France, that the birth of her twins will happen in the weeks to come, the Associated Press reported.
This Week In Petroleum - Jul 2
Product supplied is defined as production plus imports minus stock change minus exports. Product supplied measures the volume of products moving through the primary petroleum supply system, which consists of refineries,
Madonna not seeking divorce advice: rep
Madonna is not seeking divorce advice, the pop singer's spokeswoman said Liz Rosenberg.
New York Transfat Ban in Full Swing
The final stages of plan to ban trans-fat laden foods from New York's restaurant menus went into full swing on Tuesday, as the city vies to make food more heart-friendly for its nearly 10 million residents.
Xbox undercuts Nintendo Wii for first time
Microsoft's Xbox 360 has become the least-expensive of all current generation game consoles following price cuts announced in Australia early Wednesday.
AT&T Reveals iPhone Service Prices, Analysts Bullish; Apple Rallies
AT&T unveiled subscription prices for Apple's second generation phone on Tuesday, while analysts became bullish on the iPhone's future prospects, sending the computer maker nearly five percent higher in active trading.
CIT up 30 pct after home lending exit
CIT Group Inc. completed its exit from all of its home lending business on Tuesday, with two separate sales, noting that it wants to focus on commercial finance.
AIG's former chief gets $47 million retirement package
American International Group Inc will give its former chief executive Martin Sullivan a $47 million exit package.
PRECIOUS METALS: Gold Futures Hit 10-Week High on Iran Tensions
Gold futures gained on Tuesday to a 10-week high on speculation that increased tensions over Iran's nuclear program will boost investment demand for the precious metal as a hedge against inflation. Silver also gained while dollar dropped against international counterparts.
Moody's takes disciplinary action after CPDO ratings review
Moody's Investors Service announced that it is initiating employee disciplinary proceedings after a review of its ratings process for European constant-proportion debt obligations (CPD).
Wall Street Comes Under on Oil
U.S. stocks plunged sharply on Tuesday, sending the Dow Jones into a bear market as crude oil prices continued to rise causing financial stocks to tumble as more analysts reduced earnings estimates for banks.
Wall-E tops U.S Box Office with $62.5 Million
Wall-E, the latest Pixar movie distributed by Disney topped the U.S. Box Office on the last weekend of June with $62.5 million, according to the website boxofficemojo.com.
Bon Jovi New York Concert will offer 60,000 free tickets
Rock band Bon Jovi is scheduled to perform in New York City's Central Park on July 12 for free as a prelude to the All Star Baseball Game 2008, New York City officials said on Monday.
McCain Reacts to Clark's Comments
John McCain's campaign issued an outraged statement on Sunday following the remarks of retired General, Wesley Clark, who said he didn't see McCain's service as a fighter pilot and prisoner of war is a qualification to be president.
Supermodel Ruslana Korshunova body identified
The family of 20 year-old Ruslana Korshunova, the supermodel who died on Saturday after falling from her ninth floor apartment in New York City, identified her body on Monday, according to the Medical Examiner Officer's spokeswoman Megan Cuccia.
PRECIOUS METALS: Gold Futures Plunge on Stronger Dollar
Gold futures closed down on Monday after oil prices reclined from earlier records levels while the U.S. dollar gained against the euro, eroding the appeal of the precious metal as an alternative investment.
Obama Responds to Patriotism Attacks
Barack Obama said on Monday his own carelessness caused him to receive intense criticism when he did not place his hand over his heart while singing the Star Spangled Banner in Iowa last year and for not wearing the label flag pin.
Wachovia falls amid concerns over dividend, joint venture
Wachovia falls amid concerns over dividend, joint ventureWachovia Corp shares fell on Monday after concerns that the bank may cut its dividend and buy back its stake in a brokerage venture with Prudential Financial Inc.Shares of Wachovia fell 67 cents, or 4.13 percent, to $15.56 at 3:02 p.m. in late afternoon trading.Analysts at Fox-Pitt Kelton Cochran Caronia Waller indicated risks that Wachovia, along with Comerica and Marshall & Ilsley were most at risk at having their dividen...
H&R Block reports 4Q profit
H&R Block Inc reported a quarterly profit for the first time in two years on Monday.
Wall Street Mixed as Oil Tops $143 a barrel
U.S. stocks were mixed on Monday, dragged lower by financial shares on concern there could be more credit losses and while record oil prices topped $143 a barrel.
Bill Gates bids a teary farewell to Microsoft
Bill Gates said a teary goodbye on Friday to Microsoft Corp, the software maker he built into the world's most valuable technology company based on the ambitious goal of placing a computer on every desk and in every home.
Americans rediscover the piggy bank
Consumers banked a big portion of their tax rebate checks last month, giving them enough cushion to keep spending for a few more months and perhaps postponing a recession that once seemed inevitable.
Crude futures climb to record above $142 a barrel as U.S. stocks shrink
Crude futures soared above $142 a barrel on Friday following a steep decline on U.S. stock markets that triggered investments into the commodity sector.
Emmy Awards' Finalists for TV Drama and Comedy Series enlisted
Twenty finalists for the 60th Primetime Emmy Awards' have been enlisted by the Academy of Television, Art and Sciences on Thursday in the categories of comedy and drama series.