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  •   Real Estate CEOs Perceive Damaged Market with Glimmer of Hope
Eroding Market Conditions Tempered By Slight Uptick in Expectations
Real Estate Roundtable,Scott Sherwood,Washington Dc  04/24/2009

  •   Fannie Mae Board Appoints Michael J. Williams President and Chief Executive Officer
Fannie Mae (NYSE:FNM) today announced that the company's Board of Directors has appointed Michael J. Williams President and Chief Executive Officer and a board director. Williams succeeds Herbert M. Allison, Jr., who has been nominated to be Assistant Secretary for Financial Stability and Counselor to the Secretary at the U.S. Department of the Treasury.
Fannie Mae,Brian Faith,Washington Dc  04/24/2009

  •   Concern for the Economy Increases by 463% as Trust in Banking Sector Dips 44%
With Chancellor Alistair Darling expected to concede in today's budget that the government will fail to recover a significant amount of the GBP60bn bailout funds already spent on UK banks, new research has uncovered concern for the economy has risen by an amazing 463% over the past year, while trust in banks and politicians continues to fall.
Mindshare Worldwide,Mark Banham,London Uk  04/24/2009

  •   New Study Shows More Than 2.1 Million California Small Business Jobs Will Be Lost Over the Next 3 to 4 Years
1.5 Million Face Immediate Risk of Job Loss as a Result of Small Business Owners Who Took out Toxic Home Mortgages according to Bornstein & Song, CPAs & Consultants Study with MerchantCircle
MerchantCircle,Professor Samuel D. Bornstein,Los Altos Ca  04/24/2009

  •   Directgov launches 'moneyspeak' - Government's official website launches new web tool -
In the wake of the Chancellor's Budget, Directgov has launched Moneyspeak, a new, free simple tool which can be shared via social networking sites such as Facebook and MySpace.
Directgov,,London   04/24/2009

  •   Record-Low Household Moving Rate Continues Into 2009; Industry Calls on Congress to Help
ALEXANDRIA, Va., April 23 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- New Census Bureau figures showing Americans moved last year at the lowest rate in 40 years is consistent with industry data compiled by the American Moving & Storage Association (AMSA), which also finds the trend continuing into 2009.
American Moving and Storage Association,John Bisney,   04/24/2009