It is the hot new thing on Wall Street, a way for traders to master the stock market, peek at investors’ orders and, critics say, subtly manipulate share prices. It is called high-frequency trading — and it is one of the most …
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Traders Profit With Computers Set at High Speed – DealBook Blog …
July 23, 2009 – Florida’s existing home sales rose in June – the 10th consecutive month that sales activity showed gains in the year-to-year comparison, according to the latest housing data released by the Florida Association of …
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CARPE DIEM: Florida Home Sales Increase for 10th Straight Month …
Starting today, the travel Web site that sells last-minute deals is offering what it says is a unique service in the online travel industry: Travelers can set up what it calls “Deal Alerts,” in which they can set where and when they …
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Travel site makes e-mail alerts worth reading
Barnsdall officials are endeavoring to locate several laptop and tower computers that were used by the police department. In July 2007, the city paid $840 for a Hewlett Packard Media Center and $200 for a HP widescreen monitor for the.
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The Bigheart Times: City of Barnsdall looking for police computers
RISMEDIA, July 24, 2009-As unemployment and home foreclosures continue to rise and threaten the economic recovery, the mortgage insurance industry is stepping.
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Mortgage Insurers Work to Prevent Home Foreclosures | RISMedia
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Curbed SF: Academy of Science Destroyed in Fire, Earthquake
Sliding prices helped push sales up for the third straight month in June. But foreclosures are expected to rise again.
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Home sales up. Has the market bottomed out? | csmonitor.com
New mortgage disclosure rules set to take effect July 30 aim to protect consumers but could make it take longer to buy a home .
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Another hurdle for home buyers?
US existing home sales notched their third monthly rise in June in a sign the housing industry was slowly healing, but new jobless claims rose last week in a move distorted by unusual seasonal layoffs.
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NewsDaily: U.S. existing home sales rise in sign housing healing
Sales of existing homes fell 8.2 percent, compared to the same month last year, according to data compiled by the Post-Dispatch. That’s still in negative territory but the strongest year-over-year performance since September and a …
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St. Louis-area home sales down 8.2%; best month since last summer …