ABI Blog Exchange

In 2008, Bank of America acquired Countrywide Financial, a mortgage lending company that was heavily involved in subprime lendi

Cerberus Capital Management LP remains interested in buying 64 Innkeepers USA Trust hotels for a lower price than the private-equity firm had agreed to in a previous deal, The Wall Street Journal

And I'm back up on Dealbook, this time about the Greek-Finish fiasco.

An attorney called me today to ask me about his client who had moved from Florida to Ohio a few months ago to take a new job and establish a new residence The same client still owned a piece of...

After two to three years, Mom can exit your college loan and not hurt your credit score.

Looking for cheap ways to make buyers lust after your home? These are almost free.

Gold bars, gold mines, gold stocks, gold funds. For every upside, there's a downside.

Look out. Experts say most acts of financial elder abuse are committed by family members.

Dream of getting in on the ground floor? Here's why you can't buy in on the next hot IPO.

Your investment can be protected if your scholar withdraws from college, but consider the caveats.

Negative interest rates is a call to arms. Japan hesitated and sank into the "lost decade." The solution is inescapable: American banks must start lending.

(This has been cross-posted from Law Blog.)

The downgrade was a judgment on the stewardship, and not on the capacity of our federal government. That does not mean, however, that the downgrade is without consequence.

The folks at the Weil bankruptcy blog do a great service in summarizing some of the initial consequences of the US Supreme Court

"Hollywood attorney Kevin Gleason, who called a judge’s opinions 'half baked' and delivered a bottle of wine to the judge’s office, made a limited public apology in court Thursday for his actions." Read more here.