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The federal task force sues bank for unaccounted mortgage securities The Residential Mortgage-Backed Securities Working Group filed a civil suit against Bear Stearns & Company, now a part of JPMorgan Chase, Monday. Montefiore Hospital in the Bronx to Build New Facility
The Montefiore Hospital announced yesterday that they are planning to spend more than $100 million for the hospitals first freestanding ambulatory surgery center. Realtor Receives Up to 18 Years in Jail for $31M Scam
Real estate scam artist receives up to 18 years in prison. A New York man, who worked as head of the Paramus, New Jersey-based investment firm, Maywood Capital, pleaded guilty in Manhattan on Monday, to charges that he bamboozled investors out of more than $31 million in a real-estate scam. Obama Blames Congress for Weak Housing Recovery
In his weekly address on Saturday, president Obama stressed that although the housing market is healing, more action needs to be taken by congress in order for the market to have a complete clean slate. JetBlue Announces Expansion at JFK
JetBlue Airlines announced their plan build a new international-arrival section of its terminal at John F. Kennedy International Airport Hamptons Farmland for Rent
Sprawling estates in the Hamptons, usually the kind of place celebrities like Paul McCartney, Gwyneth Paltrow and Christie Brinkley buy homes. World Trade Center Pathway to Remain Closed Until 2015
The new underground connection between the Fulton Center subway complex at Broadway in lower Manhattan is nearly completed, but transit officials say it won't open until at least 2015. Freddie Mac Escapes Another Class-Action Lawsuit
Freddie Mac escaped a class-action lawsuit that accused the company of making misleading statements. Presidential Debate: Five Things to Look Out For
Viewers should be able to keep track on the outcome of the debate, by paying close attention to five these factors. Two Manhattan Offices Face Foreclosure
Two Class B office buildings in Midtown, Manhattan are facing foreclosure, after the owners allegedly defaulted on one of the buildings.
