Archive for November, 2009
Police chief denounces ‘cowardly’ iPhone users monitoring speed traps
Area drivers looking to outwit police speed traps and traffic cameras are using an iPhone application and other global positioning system devices that pinpoint the location of the cameras.
Sweetwater hit by flood map
After 15 years of booming development and tropical deluges, federal emergency managers have redrawn Miami-Dade County’s badly outdated flood-risk maps. Broward is in the midst of a similar update, with preliminary maps due out for public review in June.
Sweetwater hit by flood map
After 15 years of booming development and tropical deluges, federal emergency managers have redrawn Miami-Dade County’s badly outdated flood-risk maps. Broward is in the midst of a similar update, with preliminary maps due out for public review in June.
RBA becomes Christmas Grinch with rate rise
The Reserve Bank has lifted interest rates by 0.25 percentage points for a record third consecutive month.
Flood-map updates could cost some in Dade, Broward
After 15 years of booming development and tropical deluges, federal emergency managers have redrawn Miami-Dade County’s badly outdated flood-risk maps. Broward is in the midst of a similar update, with preliminary maps due out for public review in June.
Flood-map updates could cost some in Dade, Broward
After 15 years of booming development and tropical deluges, federal emergency managers have redrawn Miami-Dade County’s badly outdated flood-risk maps. Broward is in the midst of a similar update, with preliminary maps due out for public review in June.
Madmen, Gamblers, Alcoholics, the US Dollar and Gold
If a lawless gang of madmen, gamblers and alcoholics seized control of a large company, how would you expect the business to perform?
Madmen, Gamblers, Alcoholics, the US Dollar and Gold
If a lawless gang of madmen, gamblers and alcoholics seized control of a large company, how would you expect the business to perform? How would you expect the story to end?
FICS Upgrades Commercial Loan Software
DALLAS—-Financial Industry Computer Systems, Inc.
Report: Nearly 70 percent of LV homeowners underwater on mortgage
Homeowners in the Las Vegas area continue to be punished by dropping prices, with the number underwater in their mortgages surpassing 319,000 or 69.5 percent. That’s according to First American CoreLogic, which last week issued negative equity numbers for home mortgages and home equity lines of credit.
