By Kristina Cooke NEW YORK (Reuters) - Stocks fell on Thursday as a rise in oil's price and a report showing a drop in sales of existing US homes to a

Fannie Mae, who is the largest US mortgage finance company are giving their shareholders a lot of pain. There are reports that Fannie Mae have $5 Billion

Oil prices fell to a seven-week low below $125 a barrel on Thursday as United States energy demand was seen reaching a tipping point, sending investors back

WASHINGTON - President George W. Bush will sign a housing rescue package into law despite opposing part of the legislation, the White House said on

The sun lights the exterior of the New York Stock Exchange, as people walk past on the shadowed street, July 16, 2008. REUTERS/Chip East By Kristina Cooke

by Motley Fool - July 24, 2008 - 0 comments By Morgan Housel: Well, here we are. Week three of what might go down as some of the darkest days in the

Paulson & Co, the hedge fund that raked in billions of dollars betting on the credit crisis, is looking to start a new fund aimed at recapitalizing ailing