A few lenders that deal in federally backed student loans are preparing a big sale. These securities are going to be sold soon, and are sold on a regular basis. Is it a good idea to sell government-backed loan credit? Are these businesses relying on taxpayers for a bailout? The way student loans worked Student loans are ...

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Taste of Chicago is at again, bringing out the colorful, delectable tastes of Chicago, Ill., from people all over the world. Taste of Chicago 2010 will be held at the beautiful Grant Park, also known as the city's front yard, and it will be June 15 through July 4. Another year of tasteful cooking at Taste ...

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In New Mexico, the lawsuits are flying between the Attorney General and loan business Fastbucks. Attorney General Gary King filed a lawsuit against Fastbucks. Fastbucks has counter sued. What’s the issue? New regulations on payday lending that Fastbucks fought in court in 2006. The first lawsuit against Fastbucks The lawsuit that started this in New Mexico was ...

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A federal judge has overturned the Obama administration's six-month deep water drilling moratorium within the Gulf of Mexico. The ruling issued Tuesday cited economic hardship as a result of the ban and explained the government overreached by suspending all deep-water drilling operations planned in the gulf. Oil companies decided to hail the ruling. The Department ...

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The California State Assembly is set to consider a bill within the next few days that would green-light "Digital Electronic License Plate" technology. These digi-plates would turn any license plate into a mobile advertising space, making it so there are flashing ads if the car sits nevertheless for more than four seconds. With there being ...

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