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Stable rates have proven a boon to consumer confidence, with more households now eyeing the housing market than at any time in the past two years.

A US economic forecaster has claimed mortgage brokers could actually benefit from a housing bubble.

Brokers need to stop disputing low valuations, as it will seldom lead to any change in the original assessment, industry valuation management firm ValEx has said.

Audi studies the urban future and sees increasingly crowded cities housing a majority of the world's people. No wonder the company is showing off electric pod cars suitable for the brave new roads of 2020.

Actor sends letter on PETA's behalf to the U.S. Department of Agriculture asking officials to consider more humane alternatives.

The REIA has broken with other data providers in reporting growth in Australian property values for the June quarter.

The NAB's latest survey of monthly business confidence and conditions produced the expected outcome: confidence crashed, while business conditions hardly moved.

Forget about the 2012 Mayan calendar, comet Elenin or the Rapture. The real threat to human civilization is far more mundane, and it's right in front of our noses.

The Australian GP will remain at the Albert Park circuit as long as the state of Victoria continues to stage the race, according to state government officials.

The FIA's plan to switch to 1.6 litre engines has been met by opposition from circuit bosses who want to retain the loud noise produced by the current engines.

Parental involvement is key to combating teen dating abuse, says Jane Randel. The Liz Claiborne Inc.'s Love Is Not Abuse campaign has created an iPhone application to educate parents on what their teens may be going through.

Scottish amateur James Byrne has disclosed plans to join the money game just days after helping Great Britain and Ireland famously beat the USA in the Walker Cup at Royal Aberdeen on Sunday.

The Old Course Hotel, Golf Resort & Spa at St Andrews has once more been named 'Scotland's Leading Golf Resort' at the World Travel Awards' 2011 Europe Ceremony staged in Turkey earlier this month.

After a week's break, the FedEx Cup playoffs resume on Thursday with the third leg of the four-event, play-off series, the BMW Championship, at the Cog Hill Golf Club's No 4 course, Dubsdread, in Illinois.

England prop Andrew Sheridan has been ruled out of the remainder of the World Cup by a shoulder injury.

Harlequins' Joe Marler and Gloucester's Will James have both been suspended for striking an opponent.

The MFAA has called upon brokers and industry members to push its MFAA-approved broker campaign as a benchmark for consumers.

Over the last week it appears Realestateview has launched itself up the Google search results for the term "real estate" now ranking number 2 behind Realestate.com.au.

At a mass-matchmaking session in Hangzhou, China, some parents of unmarried, well-educated women express desperation at their "pickiness." One single woman says she'd like to be married, but her work gives her a strong "inner universe."

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Brokers need to be aware that a client's fraudulent transactions may come back to haunt them under NCCP legislation, according to Genworth Financial.

Just weeks before the speculated launch of Apple Inc.'s long-awaited iPhone 5, the technology giant has once again lost a critical prototype of the unreleased smartphone, according to SF Weekly.

When it's free to pollute, businesses keep polluting. But when it costs to pollute, big polluters make an effort to do things in a cleaner way.

For a Manhattan dweller, I escaped relatively unscathed from the events here 10 years ago.

July has seen a significant upturn for commercial finance, erasing June's declines.

Now isn't a good time to be announcing bad news, or news that the jittery investors take as being bad.

More evidence yesterday that the economy isn't a straitjacket or under pressure.

Being a volunteer at charitable organisations could help candidates land a job, according to a new survey by LinkedIn.