AP - Sales of new homes fell in June for the seventh time in the past eight months; more proof that the worst housing slump in decades is getting deeper.
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AP - Government data show sales of new homes fell in June for the seventh time in the past eight months in further evidence that the nation is still in the grips of the worst ... Discussion
AP - Government data show sales of new homes fell in June for the seventh time in the past eight months in further evidence that the nation is still in the grips of the worst ... Discussion
AP - Sales of new homes fell in June for the seventh time in the past eight months; more proof that the worst housing slump in decades is getting deeper. Discussion
AP - Sales of new homes fell in June for the seventh time in the past eight months; more proof that the worst housing slump in decades is getting deeper. Discussion
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The Commerce Department yesterday reported that new-home sales fell less than forecast in June. The number of homes for sale dropped by the most in four decades, as homebuilde ... Discussion
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The Commerce Department yesterday reported that new-home sales fell less than forecast in June. The number of homes for sale dropped by the most in four decades, as homebuilde ... Discussion
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ABC NewsNew-home sales fall in June to lowest since MarchMarketWatch - 50 minutes agoBy Greg Robb, MarketWatch WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) -- US sales of new homes fell to t ... Discussion
AFP - New home sales in the US fell 0.6 percent in June but the pace was better than expected, reflecting a sharp upward revision in May data, the government reported Friday. Discussion
AFP - New home sales in the US fell 0.6 percent in June but the pace was better than expected, reflecting a sharp upward revision in May data, the government reported Friday. Discussion
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AP - THE LATEST: A jump in military spending helped boost new orders for big-ticket durable goods by a surprisingly strong 0.8 percent in June while new home sales dropped by ... Discussion
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Reuters - Stocks rallied on Thursday, led by
major industrial and financial companies, as oil prices eased
and data showed the economy grew more quickly than expected in
th ... Discussion
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Reuters - Strong exports and consumer spending
supported by government stimulus checks pushed the U.S. economy
ahead at a solid 3.3 percent annual rate in the second quarter ... Discussion
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Reuters - U.S. sales will stay sluggish through
the holidays and well into next year, despite hopes consumers
would get earlier relief from higher food and fuel prices, the ... Discussion
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Reuters - Stocks rallied on Thursday as a
surprisingly big upward revision to U.S. growth in the second
quarter and lower oil prices fanned optimism about the economy. Discussion
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Reuters - U.S. jewelers are confident they will
prevail this holiday shopping season, betting that upscale and
middle-income customers won't resist buying baubles despite a ... Discussion
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Reuters - Stocks extended gains on Thursday,
with the Dow industrials rising more than 1 percent after a
report showing much stronger-than-expected U.S. growth in the
secon ... Discussion
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Reuters - Stocks rose on Thursday after
second-quarter U.S. growth was revised up much more than
expected, buoying optimism about the economy. Discussion
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Reuters - Toyota Motor Corp cut its 2009 vehicle
sales forecast by nearly 7 percent as high fuel prices hammer
demand for large cars and pickup trucks, and said it will spee ... Discussion
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Reuters - The U.S. economy grew at a solid 3.3
percent annual rate in the second quarter, much stronger than
first thought, but many economists expect growth to flag as the ... Discussion
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Reuters - The U.S. economy expanded at a
stronger-than-first-reported 3.3 percent annual rate in the
second quarter, as consumer spending and net exports were more
robust t ... Discussion



