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04 May 2011 ~ Comments Off

Trial Court Survey Reveals DeepDoubt Over Massive IT Project

SAN FRANCISCO (CN) – Individual survey answers from California’s trial courts in response to a state audit reveal a deep well of anger among trial judges over the use of money by the judiciary’s administrative agency, even as the agency moved last week against a bill returning fiscal power to the trial courts. View full [...]

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19 April 2011 ~ Comments Off

We are committed to fiscal reforms to cut deficit: White House

The Obama government on Monday said it is geared up for fiscal reforms after rating agency Standard & Poor’s threatened to downgrade the country’s AAA credit rating unless it found… View full post on All Stories

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22 February 2011 ~ Comments Off

FDIC says income tax refund anticipation loans are ‘unsafe and unsound’

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — Income tax return refund anticipation loans could soon become a thing of the past. A federal agency is trying to decide whether to ban them. View full post on All Stories

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06 February 2011 ~ Comments Off

Japanese agency says stability key for Turkey upgrade

Political stability and the preservation of fiscal stability will be the keys in upgrading Turkey’s credit rating to “investment grade,” according to Yoshihiko Tamura, chief analyst … View full post on All Stories

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31 January 2011 ~ Comments Off

Moody’s: Japan rating depends on fiscal reform

TOKYO (MarketWatch) — Japan’s bond rating, which was last week downgraded by one major ratings agency, is stable for now, Moody’s Investors Service said Monday, but it added that failure to rein in the fiscal deficit could prompt a review. View full post on All Stories

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31 January 2011 ~ Comments Off

Taxpayers freed from housing loan bailout

The Financial Services Agency has decided not to use additional public funds to help cover losses on loans left by seven housing loans firms that went bust in the late 1990s, sources close to the … View full post on All Stories

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02 December 2010 ~ Comments Off

Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac Blame Mortgage Servicers For Foreclosure Crisis

AHN News Staff Washington, DC, United States (AHN) – Officials of American mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac denied Wednesday they caused the foreclosure crisis, instead blaming mortgage services and law firms that they contract. The executives told Congress that since the two companies do not service loans the responsibility for managing payments by [...]

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28 November 2010 ~ Comments Off

Issa Seeks to Expand His Mandate

Rep. Darrell Issa (R-CA) “is planning to vastly expand scrutiny of the Obama administration by seeking new subpoena powers for dozens of federal agency watchdogs in hopes of using their investigations and his own in an aggressive push to cut spending and shrink the government,” the New York Times reports. “It is a far broader [...]

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22 November 2010 ~ Comments Off

Contracts Between Postal Service, Unions Expire Without Agreement

Kris Alingod – AHN News Contributor Washington, DC, United States (AHN) – Negotiations between the U.S. Postal Service and two unions failed over the weekend when contracts expired. Postal workers are not allowed by Congress to strike, but the development is the latest setback for the beleaguered agency. Talks with the National Rural Letter Carriers [...]

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29 October 2010 ~ Comments Off

FHA Finishes Year Lower

The Federal Housing Administration reported that it endorsed 10 percent fewer loans during fiscal-year 2010 than in fiscal-year 2009. The housing agency fell short of its original projection of 1.9 million endorsements. Annual volume was dragged down by refinances and home-equity conversion mortgages. View full post on All Stories

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