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Abbey latest to cut mortgage rates - Epping Forest Guardian
Abbey has become the latest lender to announce it was cutting its mortgage rates in a further sign that competition is returning to the market. The group is shaving 0.2% off its two-year fixed rate deal for people borrowing 70% of their home's value ...

House prices dip 10.5% in 12 months - Epping Forest Guardian
Annual house price falls hit double digits during August for the first time in nearly two decades, figures showed. The average UK property has lost 10.5% of its value during the past 12 months, the biggest drop since the final quarter of 1990, when ...

Business Minute: Stocks are mixed...Oil rises...Trouble banks watched - Wrcbtv.com
NEW YORK (AP) - The stock market meandered through today's session, closing mixed. The Dow gained more than 26 points, while the S&P rose 4.5. The Nasdaq slipped more than three points. NEW YORK (AP) - Oil prices settled higher as traders watched the ...

Plouffe Whistles Plus: Obama's failed fight-back - Slate
Effective day for Dems. 1) Bill Clinton outlined a simple, substantive framework for the election. As James Taranto noted, he built a stronger case for Obama than Hillary did--an inversion of how the two Clintons are said to actually feel about the ...

Rising costs eat up pay rises - Stuff
Joe and Janette Average are a sip of coffee better off than a year ago, despite all the price rises, and next year should be better again. The extra cash in the pocket during the past year is not much - enough for the average family to buy an extra ...

August 2008 - NPR News
When author and Columbia University professor Farah Jasmine Griffin watched as Barack Obama won the presidential nomination of his party, she writes, "I wondered what [Fannie Lou Hamer] would have thought about this night." Last night, the Democratic ...

Mums can be happy without a career - News.com.au
MORE than two-thirds of working mums would rather be at home with their children, yesterday's Daily Telegraph revealed. Well, boo hoo. "For most mums it is not an option because they need a job just to make ends meet," the article said. Not an option ...

Today's Business - Myrtle Beach Online
Mattel awarded damages in copyright lawsuit Riverside, Calif. | A federal jury has awarded Mattel Inc. $100 million in damages in a federal copyright lawsuit that pitted the house of Barbie against MGA Entertainment Inc., the maker of the saucy Bratz ...

Central bank faulted for low pay, irrelevant studies - Globe and Mail
G Montcler from Canada writes: Thank heavens for the Central Banks of the US, UK and EU. Anyone following the sayings of the Bank of Canada is courting disaster. If this were the private sector, heads would roll but this is Ottawa on the Rideau so ...

Around the markets: Fannie/Freddie Death Watch ending? - Los Angeles Times Blogs
-- Not dead yet: Shares of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac continued to rebound as Wall Street pulled back from the Death Watch. The companies both were able to borrow in the money markets today ($2 billion for Fannie, $1 billion for Freddie), which ...

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