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TAPCO Credit Union proudly accepts award from the City of Tacoma for its 75-year tradition of community service and providing the best-possible loans.

Unemployment rate inches closer to 10 percent; jobless recovery expected but not for months, States Neil Ferguson CEO and President at Joseph Stiller in Seattle

Congress passes economic package helping jobless, homebuyers notes Neil Ferguson CEO and President at Joseph Stiller in Seattle

The latest FOMC policy statement and a weaker dollar helped bolster buying in stocks, notes Neil Ferguson CEO and President at Joseph Stiller in Seattle.

Pickup-for-pickup swaps most common under 'clunker' rebate program, notes Neil Ferguson CEO and President at Joseph Stiller in Seattle.

Stocks mostly rise as commodity prices gain; Buffett's move on Burlington lifts railroads, Notes Neil Ferguson CEO and President at Joseph Stiller in Seattle

October sales unchanged but up 12 pct from Sept.; signs of stability emerge after clunkers

CIT Group's fate rests in hands of customers as it enters into bankruptcy protection states Neil Ferguson CEO and President at Joseph Stiller in Seattle

Asian stock markets fall as doubts about US economic recovery linger; HK off nearly 1 pct notes Neil Ferguson at Joseph Stiller in Seattle

Hispanic-Latino Farmers in Washington State recently held a protest against John Deere Credit

Speedbrake Publishing launches a mortgage information site for homeowners who have underwater mortgages or who are at risk of foreclosure or bankruptcy. The site provides the useful financial information as well as news of new government programs.

Biz Coach Terry Corbell – a longtime free-market advocate – takes a surprising stance on a proposal by the Federal Reserve and he adds two caveats.

Recent developments involving Wells Fargo serve as public affairs and marketing lessons for banks and other businesses trading on Wall Street.

Venture Bank’s recent failure resulted from economic conditions, but Biz Coach Terry Corbell says the Washington bank’s collapse was exacerbated by its poor branding.

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(Tacoma, Wash.) TAPCO Credit Union, www.tapcocu.org, is observing its 75th anniversary as a model of consistency in providing service and affordable loan rates for thousands of its members in Tacoma and throughout Pierce County.

Critical Point Resources, Inc. has recently executed a Joint Venture Agreement with Drilling Consultants, Inc. This agreement covers a mutual interest in the development of DCI's HP Claims, La Sal Creek, DR, and Doc Properties, in Southeast Utah.

Critical Point Resources, Inc. announces today with pride that it has engaged the services of a new President & Chief Executive Officer. David G. Stevenson a seasoned professional has been chosen to move the company to the next plateau.

Critical Point Resources, Inc. announces today with great pride that it we have engaged the services of a new Vice President. George D. Hennessey earned his B.S. in Geology at Arizona State University in 1960.

The Obama administration may call for stripping the Securities and Exchange Commission of some of its powers under a regulatory reorganization that could be unveiled as soon as next week, people familiar with the matter said.

Unable to stop foreclosures and job losses, Congress sets sights on high credit card fees.

Oil hovers above $56 in Asia as gloomy outlook for crude demand crimps rally.

With market rally on hold, investors likely to get few signals this week about the economy.

Prudential Financial Inc. and Hartford Financial Services Group Inc. are among six insurers granted access to U.S. aid as the government moves to shore up an industry battered by investment losses.

The dollar strengthened for a second day against the euro as Asian stocks extended a global slump, spurring demand for the relative safety of the U.S. currency.

Retail sales dip, foreclosures rise in April, raises new worries about start of recovery.

Critical Point Resources, Inc. announces today that it has signed a Memorandum of Mutual Understanding, and will complete a Joint Venture Agreement with Drilling Consultants, Inc.

Investors are anticipating gains in U.S. stocks after earnings at companies from Wells Fargo & Co. to Ford Motor Co. sparked optimism that the worst of the financial crisis is over.

World markets up modestly ahead of key US retail data.

Oil falls to near $58 in Asia as traders mull if supply and demand fundementals justify rally.

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Asian stocks slipped for a second day on Tuesday on worries about the potential economic fallout from the swine virus outbreak, even as investor reaction reamined limited due to uncertainty about the full impact.

Asian stocks fell, led by finance companies, as the Wall Street Journal reported Bank of America Corp. and Citigroup Inc. are being told by U.S. regulators that they still need more capital following stress tests.

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Investors likely to remain on edge this week as they await earnings, government help to banks.

World Bank says financial crisis could turn into calamity for many poor countries.

Obama embraces crackdown on credit-card lending, hosts industry executives at White House.

A signal the biggest rally in 16 years may fizzle as profits plunge from Brazil to Taiwan.

The index of U.S. leading indicators for March may show the longest recession in the post- World War II era will start loosening its grip in coming months, economists said before a report today.

The last time U.S. Treasury bill rates headed toward zero percent investors were panicking. Now it’s an indication Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke’s efforts to revive credit markets are starting to work.

New signs emerge that recession may be easing as housing nears a bottom.

Hoffman Meyer Associates CEO Douglas Morgan signaled that it was a mistake to allow Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. to collapse, saying The firm was too big to fail and its bankruptcy caused a quantum jump in the magnitude of the financial crisis.

Asian stock markets rise but trim gains after China posts slower economic growth.

Foreclosures up 24 percent in first quarter as temporary halts expire.

Stocks slide as drop in retail sales overshadows profit noted Douglas Morgan, CEO at Hoffman Meyer Associates.