Lone Star Retreats on Knife Threat in Aborted Sale of South Korean Bank
It was two months into a strike at Korea Exchange Bank's credit card unit, and some 200 employees had been camped out for almost a week in tents and sleeping bags in the basement parking lot of the company's …

CSU on legal hot seat
School's link to loan provider spurs subpoena A small link on the Colorado State University athletics Web site has created a big legal headache for the school.

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Wells Fargo is avoiding another type of mortgage designed for borrowers who can't qualify for conventional home loans, further restricting the amount of money flowing into the troubled real estate market.

She's glad she's not at American Home
Former Waterfield VP has her own thriving mortgage company. Deborah Sturges insists she got no satisfaction from this week's news that American Home Mortgage Investment Corp.

Fading dynasties
The Bancroft family, which has controlled the prestigious Wall Street Journal for more than a century, is the latest newspaper dynasty to be dismantled by the pressures of the Internet age.