AP - SMALLER LOSS: KB Home trimmed its fiscal second-quarter loss from a year ago, when the homebuilder recorded nearly $50 million in charges related to land and other assets. It didn’t book any such charges this time.
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Summary Box: KB Home 2nd-quarter results (AP)
KB Home 2nd-quarter loss narrows (AP)
AP - The homebuyer tax credit party is over and the hangover may be just beginning.
Freddie Mac executive VP dismissed (AP)
AP - Freddie Mac said Friday that one of its executive vice presidents was fired this week.
KB Home loss wider than expected (Reuters)
Reuters - KB Home , the fifth-largest U.S. homebuilder, reported a wider-than-expected quarterly loss on Friday as pressure on home prices offset the company’s first rise in home deliveries in three and a half years.
Correction: Fannie Mae penalties story (AP)
AP - In a June 23 story about a new policy from Fannie Mae regarding homeowners who walk away from mortgages, The Associated Press erroneously gave two conflicting prices for Fannie Mae stock. The company’s stock closed trading Wednesday at 41 cents, down 1 cent, not unchanged at 48 cents. That was the closing stock price for fellow government-sponsored mortgage buyer Freddie Mac.
Lennar reverses loss in 2nd quarter, sales slump (AP)
AP - Lennar Corp. said Thursday it bounced back from a year-ago loss in its fiscal second quarter, but the end of federal homebuyer tax credits hurt the homebuilder’s new home orders and contributed to a 9 percent drop in revenue.
Mass. reaches $102M settlement with Morgan Stanley (AP)
AP - Morgan Stanley has agreed to a $102 million settlement following an investigation into subprime mortgage lending in Massachusetts.
Morgan Stanley to settle Mass. probe: source (Reuters)
Reuters - Morgan Stanley has agreed to pay $102 million to settle an investigation in Massachusetts into the investment bank’s subprime lending practices, a source familiar with the matter said on Thursday.
New Home Sales Plummet to Record Low (U.S. News & World Report)
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GM looks to banks to finance more subprime buyers (AP)
AP - General Motors Co. is looking to boost auto sales by lining up banks and other financial institutions to make loans and lease deals for buyers with poor credit.
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