Freddie Mac says to sell $2 bln bills on Feb 6 - Reuters

Freddie Mac says to sell $2 bln bills on Feb 6 Reuters Feb 6 (Reuters) - Freddie Mac, the No. 2 US home funding company, said on Monday it would sell $2 billion in bills later in the day. The sale will include $1 billion 3-month bills, due May 7, 2012, and $1 billion 6-month bills, due Aug. 6, 2012. and more »

Delta: Housing market momentum slows in Washington area - Washington Post

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Delta: Housing market momentum slows in Washington area Washington Post The so-called conforming loan limit for high-cost housing areas such as the Washington metropolitan area fell to $625500 on Oct. 1 from a previous limit of $729950 for Federal Housing Administration, Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae-backed loans, ... Refloating the housing marketLos Angeles Times How long does the government expect borrowers to stay underwater on mortgages?89.3 KPCC (blog) Investor Deal for Foreclosed Homes Fuels DebateNuWire Investor Bend Bulletin -Marion Star -Go Banking Rates all 92 news articles »

Macbundler Love Bundle - 9 Top Mac apps at 89% off - prMac (press release)

Macbundler Love Bundle - 9 Top Mac apps at 89% off prMac (press release) Mac DVDRipper Pro analyzes your DVD and uses advanced and efficient algorithms to ensure proper rips. It is the best DVD ripper at an unbeatable price! You can also use it to burn a backup directly from the application. Finally, an easy, inexpensive, ... and more »

Online backup services keep your data safe - Computerworld Australia

Online backup services keep your data safe Computerworld Australia Still, something like one-third of computers are never backed up, according to 2257 respondents in a recent Backblaze poll carried out by Harris Interactive. The survey came to the dismal conclusion that a scant 7% of users practice safe computing by ... and more »

Super Bowl Commercials 2012: Will Galaxy Note ad Have Impact on Sales? - International Business Times

Super Bowl Commercials 2012: Will Galaxy Note ad Have Impact on Sales? International Business Times In 1984, Apple introduced its Macintosh computer at Super Bowl and, to date, it has been billed as one of the top 10 Super Bowl ads. And, though the ad did not help Apple overtake Microsoft in the personal computer market, it is remembered as one of ... and more »