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Commonwealth Bankshares, Inc., Norfolk, VA, Announces Sale of Non-Performing Loans and Purchase of Performing ...
NORFOLK, Va. -- Commonwealth Bankshares, Inc., announced today that on August 25, 2010, Bank of the Commonwealth , a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Company, entered into and closed an Asset Purchase and Sale Agreement with Monterey I Holdings, LLC pursuant to which the Bank sold non-performing commercial and construction and development loans, without recourse, for $19.2 million, with no loss to ...
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Publish date - 20:54:36 08/31/10

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W.Va. panel OKs $25.8M sewer loan for Charleston
Associated Press - September 2, 2010 4:15 AM ET CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) - A state panel has approved a $25.8 million low-interest loan to help West Virginia's largest city repair or replace 18...
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Publish date - 08:17:06 09/02/10

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Sallie Mae Encourages Parents to Make a Commitment to Save for College During September's National College Savings Month
RESTON, Va----Parents overwhelmingly agree that a college degree is more important now than ever, yet few have a plan on how to pay for it, according to research conducted by Sallie Mae and Gallup.
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Publish date - 15:15:05 09/02/10

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Sallie Mae Encourages Parents to Make a Commitment to Save for College During September’s National College Savings Month
RESTON, Va--(BUSINESS WIRE)--As children head back to school, Sallie Mae urges parents to use these tips and tools to get back to saving for their child’s college education during September’s National College Savings Month
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Publish date - 15:19:27 09/02/10

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Charleston gets new sewer loan, but changes loom
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- A state panel unanimously approved a $25.8 million low-interest loan Wednesday for the Charleston Sanitary Board to fix or replace about 18 miles of aging sewer lines in the Sissonville Drive area.But West Virginia Infrastructure and J...
Read more News Source - The Charleston Gazette
Publish date - 22:00:19 09/01/10

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FDIC: Profits Up, Bad Loans Down at Banks
Bank profits rebounded in the second quarter, led by the biggest institutions. But many small and midsize banks continued to struggle.
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Publish date - 13:59:27 09/01/10

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SLM Corp. CEO to Present at Barclay's Global Financial Services Conference on Sept. 14
RESTON, Va.----SLM Corp. , commonly known as Sallie Mae and the nation’s leading saving, planning and paying for college company, today announced that CEO Albert L. Lord will speak at Barclay’s Global Financial Services Conference on Sept. 14, 2010, in New York City.
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Publish date - 20:02:55 09/01/10

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SLM Corp. CEO to Present at Barclay’s Global Financial Services Conference on Sept. 14
RESTON, Va.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--SLM Corp. (NYSE: SLM), commonly known as Sallie Mae and the nation’s leading saving, planning and paying for college company, today announced that CEO Albert L. Lord will speak at Barclay’s Global Financial Services Conference on Sept. 14, 2010, in New York City. Lord, who will be joined by Vice Chairman and CFO Jack Remondi, will make his remarks at 12 p.m. EDT at ...
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Publish date - 20:14:28 09/01/10

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Sunrise Senior Living to Receive $50 Million from HCP for 27 Management Contracts
MCLEAN, Va., Aug. 31 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Sunrise Senior Living, Inc. (NYSE: SRZ) announced today that it has entered into a settlement and restructuring agreement with HCP, Inc. and certain of its affiliates to, among other things, transition Sunrise from management of 27 HCP-owned senior living communities for an aggregate cash payment of $50 million to Sunrise, and to settle the lawsuits ...
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Publish date - 02:14:26 09/01/10

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U.S. sues former execs of failed credit union WesCorp, alleging fraud
Robert Siravo and Thomas Swedberg are accused of adding millions of dollars to retirement payouts for themselves and other top brass. They and 14 others are also accused of breach of duty. A federal agency is accusing two former executives of a giant failed credit union in Los Angeles County of fraud for their roles in adding millions of dollars to retirement payouts for themselves and other top ...
Read more News Source - Los Angeles Times
Publish date - 00:35:29 09/02/10

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Publish date - 10:57:17 09/02/10

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Delinquencies and Foreclosure Starts Decrease in Latest MBA National Delinquency Survey
RISMEDIA, September 1, 2010—The delinquency rate for mortgage loans on one-to-four-unit residential properties dropped to a seasonally adjusted rate of 9.85% of all loans outstanding as of the end of the second quarter of 2010, a decrease of 21 basis…
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Publish date - 20:23:03 08/31/10

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Veterans More likely to avoid foreclosure with VA-backed loan
WASHINGTON, DC – Mortgage loans guaranteed by the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) continue to have the lowest rate for serious delinquency and foreclosures in the industry, the agency reported.
Read more News Source - Lake County News
Publish date - 05:08:41 08/29/10

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Upper Kanawha water project goes down the drain
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- West Virginia American Water has pulled the plug on an $11 million water project in eastern Kanawha County. In March, water company officials agreed to ask for up to $14.5 million in low-interest bonds leveraged through President ...
Read more News Source - The Charleston Gazette
Publish date - 04:00:13 08/31/10

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Kenneth Donald Pezzulla, Towson attorney, dies at 81
Towson attorney helped immigrants buy homes, collected evidence for the Nuremberg tribunals Kenneth Donald Pezzulla, an attorney who assisted immigrants in buying their first homes and later helped develop an Ocean City condominium, died of a sarcoma Aug. 26 at Johns Hopkins Hospital. He was 81 and lived in Lutherville.
Read more News Source - Baltimore Sun
Publish date - 00:08:51 09/02/10

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