The U.S. government is ready to sue a dozen big banks over risky mortgages they sold and lost value during the housing collapse. View full post on Banking Stories
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U.S. to sue big banks over risky mortgages
September 5th, 2011 
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No Comments »Value Added: Creating a conveyor belt for renovation
March 20th, 2011 admin Anthony Lanier built an assembly line of engineers, architects, historical preservation specialists, zoning lawyers and construction firms who could pump out renovated buildings one after another. View full post on Business Stories
Stock Market Indices and the Stock Exchange
July 13th, 2010 Madan G Singh The stock exchange is a development of the old market place. Stocks are traded on it. All listed stocks with their values generate a stock market index number. Its a number that denotes the financial health of the company. Stock indices all over the world generate numbers and are a bench mark for investments.
Posted in Stock Market Tags: Britain, Charles, Charles H. Dow, Europe, Germany, index, India, Japan, market, New York, new york stock, new york stock exchange, number, P. The, stock, stocks and bonds, Tokyo, traditional assets, United States, value, Wall Street, york stock exchange No Comments »The Penny Stock Market
May 30th, 2010 admin The penny stock market is vicious, lucrative, and captivating. The draw for first-time buyers is usually their price, which typically runs well below $5 per share. This financial fluidity means that not only do penny stocks sell OTC (outside of the NASDAQ and similar arenas), but they also trade at lightning speeds. Still, savvy investors [...]
Posted in Bonds Tags: exchange games, fact, first time buyers, market, Pankaj Gupta, penny, Penny Stock, Penny Stocks, savvy investors, stock, value, value stocks No Comments »How Does the Stock Market Work? – Investing 101
February 8th, 2010 Mike Singh After the markets up and downs these days, the question of “How does the stock market work?” is an often asked by a lot of people. one, especially amongst those who have little to no background in finance and economics. Fortunately, the stock market is not as complicated as it seems with its bewildering array of numbers flashing on giant screens and brokers shouting quotations at the top of their lungs.