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Foreclosure Menaces T.V. Personality Ed McMahon - News Articles

By Andrea Toffan The US television personality Ed McMahon is on the edge of loosing his Beverly Hills home to foreclosure, according to a spokesman who revealed the details on Wednesday. It seems that his multi-million dollar estate is on the sale?s market for the ...   [click for more]

Closing Glance: Diversified financials drop - Forbes.com - News Articles

AP 06.20.08, 4:29 PM ET Diversified financial-services' stocks fell sharply on Friday as worrisome news about the financial industry piled up, increasing Wall Street's jitters about the health of the sector. Investors were rattled Friday by market rumors ...   [click for more]

Record central bank demand sops up Freddie Mac debt | Reuters - News Articles

By Al Yoon NEW YORK (Reuters) - Freddie Mac (FRE.N: Quote, Profile, Research), the No. 2 US home funding company which is under increased scrutiny for mortgage losses, on Thursday said it sold $3 billion in debt, supported by record central bank demand. ...   [click for more]