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Book of Lists an essential directory
Call it the Columbia area's big business directory. The State's annual Book of Lists highlights the companies and locations making a mark in the Midlands.
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Annuities gain popularity as boomers, investors become more conservative
The Business Journal of the Greater Triad Area - by Michelle Cater Rash The Business Journal Serving the Greater Triad Area An often ignored investment vehicle is surging in popularity as baby boomers begin to ...
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Wachovia in play? Analysts think a sale faces hurdles
Wachovia Corp. 's recent hiring of Goldman Sachs & Co., well-known for advising large companies on headline-making mergers and acquisitions, has set off alarm bells for some industry watchers.
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Can Wachovia brand rebound from current woes?
The former First Union Corp. rebuilt its image in 2001 after buying Winston-Salem-based Wachovia Corp.
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Watch the Webcast Today How can Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online transform your business ? CRMChoice.com Small Business Retirement Speak to a Retirement Specialist at Wachovia's call center today.
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13,000 a day riding new Charlotte rail
CHARLOTTE, N.C. - A year ago, when Charlotte was building its first light-rail line, the city's transit agency was under siege.
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County housing decline continues
... with what is taking place across the United States, said Adam York, an economic analyst with Wachovia Corporation. "It's harder to find a mortgage today than it was a year ago, especially if you are not a prime credit borrower with a sizeable down ...
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Alabama stocks plummet to worst week in a decade
Alabama stocks had their worst week in a decade, falling for the fifth straight week, a losing streak unseen since April and May of 2004.
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Diploma mill customers will remain secret
Operators of a Spokane diploma mill are heading to federal prison, while senior Justice Department officials say they are going to keep secret the names of the 10,815 buyers who used the bogus and counterfeit ...
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The 12th Annual Women In Business event will honor 25 outstanding women from the Charlotte area for significant business accomplishments.
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... over time for borrowers. Tampa Bay Business Journal on July 1, 2008 Page: 1 of 427 Next Page >> **All Wachovia Corporation profile data provided by Generate Inc. Send Us Corrections Wachovia Corporation (WB) 1 Wachovia Ctr Charlotte, NC 28288-0013 ...
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Investors need to watch the Fed
... hovia Securities, LLC. Member NYSE/SIPC, a registered broker-dealer and a separate nonbank affiliate of Wachovia Corporation.
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Wachovia quits offering risky mortgage loan
Beleaguered consumer bank Wachovia Corp. said Monday it will quit offering a mortgage payment option that allows borrowers to pay less each month than the bank charges in interest.
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What holds that up? An engineering feat
This rendering shows the cantilevered fourth floor of the Bechtler Art Museum and the slim column holding it up from one side.
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Bank Reduces Builder Credit Line
While the city of Desert Hot Springs continues to faithfully support one of its largest developers, D.R. Horton, the company's lenders are growing less willing to prop up the housing industry giant.
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Dear Friends, The problems out there are incalculable. Both the Fed and Treasury know this.
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When Wachovia bought Golden West Financial two years ago, executives at the Charlotte-based bank gushed about how they could take the "Pick-A-Pay" mortgage that was Golden West's signature product and expand it ...
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Real Estate Weekly: Home-eauity-loan woes continue to mount
Don't miss these top stories: The delinquency rate on home-equity lines of credit rose to its highest in more than a decade during the first quarter, the American Bankers Association said this week.
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The former First Union Corp. rebuilt its image in 2001 after buying Winston-Salem-based Wachovia Corp.
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Report shows US banks saw trading gains drop 84 percent in first quarter
WASHINGTON : U.S. banks' trading profits fell 84 percent in the first quarter as they continued to be slammed by losses on mortgage-linked securities and other complex financial instruments.
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