Foreclosure Rate Jumps 65 Percent Across U.S.
                   
cbs13.com     May 14, 2008            

LOS ANGELES (AP) ― More U.S. homeowners fell behind on mortgage payments last month, driving the number of homes facing foreclosure up 65 percent versus the same month last year and contributing to a deepening slide in home values, a research company said Tuesday. Nationwide, 243,353 homes... [read full story]                    


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California First National Bancorp Announces Preliminary Results of Its Tender Offer

centredaily.com     27 mins ago          

California First National Bancorp (NASDAQ: CFNB) ("CalFirst Bancorp" or the "Company") today announced the preliminary results of its modified Dutch auction tender offer, which expired at 5:00 p.m., New York City time, on...                    

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San Francisco Gives Wind Power Free Rein

goodcleantech.com     55 mins ago   2 related          

A law that yields an over-the-counter permitting process for residential and commercial wind turbines has finally come to pass in San Francisco, once again asserting the city as the leader of green movement in California's Bay...                    

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Aero-TV Interviews A True Master Flight Instructor -- Max Trescott (Part Two)

aero-news.net     56 mins ago          

Noted Flight Trainer Earns Exceptional Honor In each of the past 45 years, the General Aviation Awards program and the FAA have partnered to recognize a small group of aviation professionals in the fields of flight instruction,...                    

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A Strategy Lesson from Long Beach

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Some folks from the Port of Long Beach stopped by this afternoon as part of an East Coast PR kick. They threw some pretty interesting stats my way, including this one: over a 24-hour period, a single cargo ship sitting at Long...                    

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