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loans News Archive04-Sep-2008
'Some UCSD emergency loans fraudulent (KGO-TV Bay Area)An audit found at least 13 percent of emergency loans were based on fraudulent documents.
'North Carolina allows Chowan County to refinance loans (The Virginian-Pilot)By Connie Sage The state Local Government Commission has approved Chowan County's request to refinance two loans, giving the fiscally ailing county breathing room to begin replenishing its nearly empty coffers.
'McCaskill sees no auto loans before next Congress (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)Sen. Claire McCaskill, D-Mo., supports low-interest government loans for automakers but she is doubtful any of that money would be approved before a new Congress takes office next year.
'Pearlstein: Federal Loans for the Auto Industry? (Washington Post)Washington Post columnist Steven Pearlstein was online Wednesday, Sept. 3 at 11 a.m. ET to discuss whether federal loans to help the auto companies retool themselves to build more fuel efficient cars are a good idea - or is this just another form of a bailout?
'Merrill May Fail to Sell Bad Loans to Korea Asset (Update1) (Bloomberg.com)Sept. 4 (Bloomberg) -- Merrill Lynch & Co.'s talks to sell a ``significant'' amount of nonperforming loans to Korea Asset Management Corp. are faltering because of a dispute over price, the Korean firm's chief executive officer said.
'Report: Some UCSD emergency loans fraudulent (The Fresno Bee)An audit by the University of California, San Diego, has found that at least 13 percent of emergency loans granted to campus employees were based in part on fraudulent documents. Read comments
'Wagoner to pitch loans at Senate energy summit (Detroit Free Press)WASHINGTON ? General Motors Corp. Chairman Rick Wagoner will make the case for up to $50 billion in federal loans to the auto industry at a U.S. Senate energy summit next week.
'Younan Finance to buy mezzanine loans on office buildings in Texas, 7 other states (Dallas Morning News)Los Angeles-based Younan Finance Group said Wednesday that it has agreed to buy a portfolio of five mezzanine loans on 2.5 million square feet of office buildings in eight states, including Texas, from Rubicon Capital America LLC.
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