Fannie fallout: Who gets hurt?

Article Abstract:

A report on the a $14-billion decline in the value of Fannie Mae's stock with a more interesting resultant rise and fall of careers amid allegations that the company had cooked its books to justify its big executive bonuses, is presented. The way in which these top executive and others members of the board of directors of the company would influence the political administrative arena is explained.

Securities issued, listed, Mortgage Bankers, Real Estate Credit, Mortgage Bankers and Brokers, Mortgage Bankers & Brokers, Mortgage and Nonmortgage Loan Brokers, Securities, FNM, Mortgage banks, Company securities, Federal National Mortgage Association

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Look is that Justice Scalia on 'The Sopranos?'(Power Players)(Humor)(Column)

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Each of the nine US Supreme Court justices is depicted alongside a look-alike TV actor or character, including: Scalia/Tony Soprano; and Clarence Thomas/Klingon Worf.

Judges, Column, Humor and anecdotes, United States. Supreme Court, Thomas, Clarence, Scalia, Antonin

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"You don't look like a Kim"

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A man shares his experience about life with a girlEs name. People think that he and his wife are lesbians and he gets invited to meetings of female journalists.

Authors, Writers, Personal narratives, Eisler, Kim

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