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National Post Editorial Board: It's a bursting bubble; not an ... National Post, Canada - 23 The good news for Canadians is that, for the...
Janet Whitman, National Post; with a file from John Greenwood in ... National Post, Canada - 6 After getting badly burned by the meltdown in...
What deregulation?National Post, Canada - 1 hour ago The Community Reinvestment Act of 1977, which obliged mortgage lenders to lend to people who could not afford...
Tests may see familiar termsChina Post, Taiwan - 34 ... constitutional interpretation by the grand justices and issues related to the election system, gender...
NATIONAL BRIEFINGWashington Post, United States - 6 ... settle charges brought by the Federal Trade Commission that they used unlawful practices to collect...
A big-government generationNational Post, Canada - 5 He or she never had to try to get a mortgage at 18% or 21% mortgage rates like...
US dumps bid to buy mortgagesNational Post, Canada - 5 ... assets from banks was considered doomed from the start by some market observers...
Cries for bust-up riseNational Post, Canada - 9 The two publicly traded firms have essentially been keeping the US mortgage market alive while other players...
Heading for a soft landingNational Post, Canada - 3 Without the severe financial excesses and fraud that devastated the US mortgage market, undermined that country's...
Slow October in AmericaNational Post, Canada - 3 "With credit still tight, mortgage rates still elevated, foreclosures piling up and job losses mounting, it doesn't...
Regulating hubrisNational Post, Canada - 36 ... this only a week after effectively nationalizing its two biggest mortgage lenders , which, granted, most people...
Canada's measuresNational Post, Canada - 10 They have a financial incentive to bundle up and sell bad risks commingled with good ones — the problem...
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