You Too Can Lose a Million-Dollar Home - Huffingtonpost.com
Below is the final installment of a five-part series, Too Little to Save, in which the National Council of La Raza (NCLR) highlights a family and describes their struggles with foreclosure . Mr. and Mrs. Henriquez have

State to Help Dallas Pay Multi-Million-Dollar Super Bowl Bill - MyFox Dallas
DALLAS - The Dallas City Council has estimated how much it will cost to host events for Super Bowl XLV being held at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington in February. Dallas is slated to host four related events at a

'Big Solar' Struggles To Find Home In California - NPR News
California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger has set an ambitious plan that requires a third of the state's electricity to come from renewable sources by 2020. But a fight over where to build large clean-energy

Teresa Giudice blows $60k on curtains and home furnishings days after $10.85 - Examiner
Oh-Em-Gee you guys. This is not bueno at all for Teresa Giudice So details of their court hearing yesterday to postpone the 'Garage Sale at Gunpoint' are beginning to emerge, and while it looked like a victory for the

Yours for $1 million, maybe even less: J.D. Salinger's toilet - Raleigh News & Observer
It's almost as if "The Catcher in the Rye" author J.D. Salinger saw this moment coming in 1953 when he retreated in growing distress about his own fame to small-town New Hampshire and became a notorious

Canada's Dollar Rises to a One-Week High After U.S. Home Sales Increase - Bloomberg
Canada’s dollar reached the highest level in more than a week versus the greenback as gains in U.S. stocks supported demand for currencies tied to economic growth. The Canadian currency strengthened for a

For a tidy $1 million, you can own J.D. Salinger's toilet - CharlotteObserver.com
One of the nation's biggest memorabilia dealers - Rick Kohl of Kernersville - is selling the toilet used by J.D. Salinter, America's most famously private author. WEBUYTREASURES.COM It's almost as if "The

Columbus Retirement Home Targeted for Property Taxes - 13 WMAZ
COLUMBUS, Ga. (AP) -- Columbus officials say an upscale retirement home that serves some of the city's most affluent residents hasn't paid millions of dollars in property taxes on the $74.6 million development. The