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So, the deal is done. 70% of
Countrywide stockholders approved the firm's sale to Bank of
America. Security was tight as Mozilo led the last ever Countrywide
shareholders meeting. Then, barely 18 minutes after it started, it
was over. Guests were quickly rushed out and there was no question
and answer session. And, just like that, a company with a $1.5
trillion portfolio is gone. At the same time, Freddie Mac is picking
up steam: they are now at a record $770 billion portfolio while
Fannie is now up to $740 billion.
Lavern and Shirley, Felix
and Oscar, Bert and Ernie, Obama and McCain. What do these guys have
in common? They are all EXACT opposites. And when it comes to
foreign policy, Obama and McCain are, for the most part,
diametrically opposed. This week, I thought it would be interesting
to see what the two candidates stances are on foreign policy. The best I can tell, there is
massive differentiation here. Pick your side and let's hear what you have to say.
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BusinessWeek
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| A subdued
Angelo Mozilo got choked up at the last shareholder meeting for
Countrywide Financial (CFC). Nearly 70% of Countrywide shareholders
approved the firm's sale to Bank of America (BusinessWeek.com,
1/11/08) at the June 25 meeting. The deal-now valued at $2.8
billion-is expected to close July 1. Full Story
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Bloomberg
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| Freddie Mac's
portfolio swelled to the highest level ever as the U.S.
mortgage-finance company used its expanded buying powers to invest
in securities it guaranteed. Full Story
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Politico
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| Senators and
members of Congress do not have to disclose anything about their
home mortgages - not how much they borrowed, from whom they borrowed
it or what interest rate they paid. Full
Story
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LosAngelesTimes
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| With Wall
Street executives handcuffed and paraded in front of TV cameras and
dozens of alleged mortgage scam artists arrested in cities
nationwide, the penalty phase of the mortgage meltdown has begun in
earnest. Full Story
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