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Vijaya Bank on track with business target

MANGALORE: Vijaya Bank is on track to meet its expected business target of Rs. 100,000 crore by 2010 and may end up achieving it a year earlier, according to Chairman and Managing Director, Prakash P. Mallya. The bank as on Friday had achieved a total business of Rs. 78,600 crores, Mr. Mallya said and added, "It is my gut feeling that the bank will breach the Rs. 100,000 crore business target by March 2009."

Addressing media persons after inaugurating the bank's 1,047th branch at Bajpe, near here, on Saturday, Mr. Mallya said he was quite satisfied with the growth achieved by the bank. Bank's deposits have shown an increase of 25 per cent and advances 26 per cent. The bank started its deposit mobilisation drive early in December and this has yielded results.

"We will open our 1,051st branch at Sunkadakatte in Bangalore on Monday," he said. more

Furniture Brands completes sale of Hickory Business Furniture for $75M

Furniture Brands International Inc. said Monday it completed the $75 million sale of its Hickory Business Furniture unit to HNI Corp.

Furniture Brands said it sold Hickory because the unit does not fit into Furniture Brands' focus on the residential consumer market. As of September, the Hickory operation had 341 employees.

The all-cash deal was announced two weeks ago.

Wachovia Securities assisted Furniture Brands in the process.

Muscatine, Iowa-based HNI (NYSE: HNI) is an office furniture and fireplace manufacturer. Its brands include HON, Allsteel, Heatilator and Harman Stove.

St. Louis-based Furniture Brands International Inc. (NYSE: FBN) manufactures furniture under the Thomasville, Henredon, Drexel Heritage, Maitland-Smith, Broyhill and Lane brands. more

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Resolved Question: What kind of loans are available to buy a house for someone with not so good credit?

My husband died early this year. He had, so he said, and insurance policy for $88,000.00. He got papers every year from Prudential which he opened and put away. When he died, however, and I called the company, I found out that he had lied, (not the first time), and the only insurance he left was a 2000.00 policy in his parent’s name, he had let the other policy lapse last year. The house I am living in now was in foreclosure...my late mother in law bought the house back in 1996 and we paid her rent money every month towards the mortgage payments. After she died, my husband took the advice of a friend of his at work who told him, "You don't have to make any house payments until the probate is settled", which of course was not true. So my husband, while assuring me he was making the house payments from a checking account he had in his own name was in fact not making them, and lying to me about it. (YES, I KNOW he was an idiot, but it gets worse.) Without telling me a word about it, he allowed the house to go into foreclosure, it was a default case, and he didn't even OPEN any of the papers he got from the court. The papers all went down to his late mother's house, since the loan was in her name, and I didn't see them, or I would have taken steps to stop it. (He also let her house go into foreclosure and lost it at auction last year. Yes, an idiot.) The first I heard of it was when he told me that the house was due to be sold at sheriff's auction. Frantically, I looked on line and he declared emergency bankruptcy with less than 24 hours to go before the sale. He then went through Loss and Mitigation. Right now, they want to refinance the loan but the loan is STILL in my late mother in laws name, even though I have sent them 4 copies of her death certificate, and called them 7 times to explain the situation. I don't even WANT this house any more because I can’t stand it, it needs major repairs, and our next door neighbor is crazy and keeps gossiping about us all over town and is showing an unnatural interest in my pretty 19 year old daughter. We saw a house in town that we love and can get for $65,000.00. Unfortunately, I don't have much money at all, since I had to pay off a few creditors after my husband died unexpectedly in February. Right now I am not working; I lost my job early in 2008 after the company I worked for went out of business. I have been applying for jobs ever since without success, and believe me I'm not picky. I don't have a very good credit history right now, since my late husband and mother in law took out credit cards in my name after we moved and the applications came to my mother in laws house (where we had lived) and they filed them out, maxed them out, and never paid on them. (My husband told me at first it was my mother in law who took them out herself, telling me this after she died, then late in January he confessed that he had taken them out with her too, (Believe me when I say if there hadn't been a death there would have been a divorce)). So I don't know if that's why I can't get a job or if it's my age. (I'm in my mid 50's and a lot of companies are hiring younger people now.) My 22 year old son, who is out of school and working, and my 19 year old daughter who goes to school and works part time live with me, and I get a Social Security check for me and my 12 year old daughter every month. We want this house very badly, I can't sell mine right now because it needs too many repair jobs, which my husband never did, and I don't have the money to have them done. We really want the other house. Is there anyplace we can get a loan in our situation? Anyone who can give me some good advice, (and not smart mouth me about my situation, or my horrid late husband and his equally horrid mother), I would so appreciate it. This house is driving me to despair and I so want to start out in a new place, fresh away from any reminders of my late husband and away from the hideous neighbor. (This reads like a bad movie, I know, but it’s all true.) Thank you! more

Voting Question: Would I have a good change at getting admitted OOS to William & Mary?

Hello, I'm a Senior for the class of 2010, and I consider myself a bit ignorant of the college process, due to the lack of a counselor. I would like to know how my standing looks and if I am in any way competitive for top colleges. ACADEMIC INFORMATION Gender:Female Ethnicity:Hispanic High School: International Studies Charter High School Unweighted GPA: 3.7 (Awaiting recalculation) Weighted GPA: 4.7 (Awaiting recalculation) ACT:27 (will retake) SATIIs: Spanish:740 Italian: 690 Class Rank: UNKNOWN (top 5% or so) Academic Program: Italian Language, Culture and Literature Projected Major: Business⎯ Marketing, English Projected Minor: Italian Culture * Proficient in Spanish, and Italian APs: Italian (4),Spanish (4) Euro (3), English Lit (3) <-- (First Junior to enroll in Senior class and complete 4 credits in 3 years). Will take: US History, Bio, Spanish Lit, Human Geo. Dual-Enrollments: English 1 , Sociology, Psychology, Stats, Microeconomics, American Government, Macroeconomics, French Recommendations: outstanding! (Principal, English Department Head, and CEO of the Miami Red Cross) Essays: passion for community service, curiosity for learning AWARDS Academic • ISCHS Italian Program Award (2009) • ISCHS Honor Superior Honor Roll • Miami-Dade College Dean's List (2008) • Wellesley Book Award 2009 Graphic Design • 2008 FIU Journalism Day Yearbook Layout: 1st Place Community Service *completed over 600 volunteer hours • American Red Cross Ester Brennan Youth Award for Volunteer Service (2008) • American Red Cross “Rebuilding Lives” project participant and Certificate (2007) • American Red Cross Blitz and Community Service Recognition Certificate (2007) • City of Doral Voluntary Service Certificate (2007, 2008) • Prudential Spirit of Community Service Award Local Honoree HIGH ACHIEVEMENT • Youth Congressional Award (Silver Medal) • Silver Knight Nominee • Presidential Award for Outstanding Service: Gold • Presidential Award for Outstanding Service: Silver • Presidential Award for Outstanding Service: Bronze LEADERSHIP POSITIONS School • Senior Vice President • Italian Club President • Yearbook Editor in Chief • “Eagles in Action” Community Service Program Coordinator • ISCHS Graphic Designer and Image Moderator ==> Individual Projects: • ISCHS brochure • ISCHS promotional ad • ISCHS promotional postcard • ISCHS web-site graphics • ISCHS School Seal • ISCHS School Mascot Artwork • ISCHS School Banner • ISCHS School Mural (future project) • ISCHS event programs Community • Hands on Miami YVS Web designer • Children’s Trust Youth Advisory Committee, Vice Chair Professional • American Red Cross Graphic Image Marketing Intern and Volunteer ==> Individual Projects: • Assistance with website • Rebuilding Lives Project 2007: Autterbury residence ==> Marketing Projects: • Family postcard • Armed Services personnel postcard • Red Cross Holiday Card 2007 • Red Cross Hurricane Season 2008 Pin design: 3 different designs As for William & Mary, there is just a particular spark of an aura about the college that attracts me so. I feel partial to it, without ever visiting it. I have been to hundreds of college websites, but none held the same warmth that W&M's did: the shades of green; the welcoming campus scenery; the stimulating thoughts of engaging, profound discussions with fellow passionate students. I have always been educated in small schools, and W&M is very much the environment I yearn for. I am politically leaned to the left, enjoy an abundance of community involvement, and would truly enjoy four years in a place that appears to be the ideal opposite of distracting, anti-scholar Miami. I dream of a place that would embrace me for being passionate, creative, over-achieving, and involved, rather than deem me as being "too intense." I dream of William & Mary. more

Resolved Question: Is this how all real estate brokerages operate?

Hey guys, I was recently hired by Prudential Real Estate but I was curious about the actual process. What Prudential has hired me to be is a Real Estate Agent. The position is commission based only. Is this how it is for all real estate agencies? Are there any position which offer stable salary with commission as a bonus? They also want me to front money for classes, business cards, and etc. which seemed some what awkward and if I wanted to call and talk to a manager, there were only two ladies which I am permitted to speak with. I am asking this question because this seems skeptical and may be a M.L.M. of some sort. Could anyone who is in real estate tell me about how most agent position operate and which company would be best to start with? I currently do not have my DRE but I do plan on taking the crash course Prudential offers or doing it through another brokerage. Prudential has selected me as one of the 20 candidates they were hiring due to a quick exam I took and they believe I scored as high as agents whom make $125,000+ annually. Any information is appreciated! Warm Regards, Jason XiaoI was actually taking classes to become an real estate agent anyways. I am already doing classes but I may do the crash course just to get it over with quickly. Not really suckered in to me, more like a door opened so I didn't have to really spend a lot of effort applying.I actually own a couple personal businesses also in retail sales and I have worked as a sales agent at target and Best Buy when I was younger. I have a "charm" according to all my previous employers. Hopefully my interest in cars and real estate would land me a higher paying job, thanks for all the replies. more

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