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World () - Think about what we mean by "being at the top of your game". What does it mean to you? Does it bring up images of success? Can you picture yourself in the future being successful in having a balanced life? If this picture is fuzzy, here are some common mistakes that you can avoid.
Denmark () - Denmark’s home-loan industry, the world’s biggest issuer of mortgage-backed covered bonds, is looking to Germany to avoid a repeat of the housing bubble that sent Scandinavia’s weakest economy to the brink of a recession.
World () - U.S. will stagnate through next year and only start recovering in 2013, according to economists polled by Reuters who also felt the stimulus options being floated will not do much to reinvigorate the market.
USA () - U.S. home prices will probably decline an additional 6 percent to 8 percent before bottoming, Pacific Investment Management Co.’s Scott Simon said.
Hong Kong () - Hong Kong’s home prices slid to the lowest in more than six months last week as the threat of an economic recession continues to dent buyer sentiment, according to the city’s biggest privately held realtor.
Boston () - Call it the Great Rock & Roll Real Estate Swindle. Call it a $26 billion Bait & Switch. Call it the Mother of All Boondoggles.
Chicago () - Now may be a great time to buy a house, given that years of falling home prices and low mortgage rates have made buying a place to live more affordable than it has been in decades.
Ukraine () - Ukraine's proposed land market bill, which includes lifting a moratorium on the sale of farmland, raises some concerns at the World Bank, Martin Raiser, World Bank Director for Ukraine, Belarus and Moldova, wrote in an opinion column published in the Mirror Weekly Ukraine.
Hong Kong () - When dealing with China, action can often speak louder than official numbers, especially when that action involves protests.
Los Angeles () - Just as the U.S. hotel industry begins to recover from the recession, industry leaders say they are being sabotaged by the Obama administration.
Washington, Los Angeles () - American consumers and the federal government haven't been able to bail out the sinking U.S. real estate market. Now wealthy Chinese, Canadians and other foreign buyers could get their chance.
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