Arizona Bad Credit Mortgage
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Salvaging credit calls for dedication, but it can be done
I have a friend who is living proof you can dig yourself out of a credit hole. Her problems started when she was in college. She got a credit card and started having fun. Unfortunately, that fun included not paying the bills when they arrived.
That pattern continued for most of the next decade. She'd get credit and abuse it. The bills would arrive, and she'd ignore them. Creditors would call, and she'd avoid the phone. .
SigmaTel Shares Surge on 2Q Results
NEW YORK (AP) - Shares of audio chip maker SigmaTel Inc. were up sharply in Wednesday afternoon trading, a day after the company reported better-than-expected results for the second quarter.
Excluding a tax benefit and other expenses, the company reported a quarterly loss of $3.3 million, or 10 cents per share -- beating analyst expectations of a much wider loss of 51 cents per share. Revenue fell 37 percent to $43.8 million from $69.6 million a year ago, but still came in above the Wall Street's $42 million consensus estimate.
.US: N. Korea zone can‘t be in trade deal
SEOUL, South Korea - Including North Korean-made goods in a proposed South Korea -U.S. free trade agreement is impossible as Washington lacks authority to do so, a top U.S. Commerce Department official said Monday.
Seoul is pushing hard for goods made at Kaesong Industrial Complex, a zone just across the border in communist North Korea where about a dozen South Korean companies have factories employing cheap local labor, to be covered by the free trade agreement.
Lavin later told reporters that the U.S. opposition to including the goods produced at the Kaesong complex was unrelated to broader U.S. concerns about North Korea, such as its missile tests, nuclear program and allegations its counterfeits U.S. currency and engages in other illicit activities.
If successful, a deal between Seoul and Washington deal would be the biggest for the United States since the North American Free Trade Agreement, or NAFTA, in 1993.
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