General Motors Co will pay back roughly $8 billion in debt to the United States and Canada before June and could go public in a way that would allow taxpayers to make a profit on the bailout, Chief Executive Ed Whitacre said on Wednesday.
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GM CEO says U.S. will make money on bailout (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
Buyers are beginning to bid against each other on modest but good-quality homes at the lower end of the Peninsula real estate market. The housing market was battered in the wake of the 2008 subprime loan crisis, when a rash of foreclosures and a worldwide credit shortage drove down overinflated real…
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Peninsula housing coming to life (The San Francisco Examiner)
Housing economist Bert Ely told the conference of business economists meeting in Arlington, Virginia Monday (March 
that the housing market still hasn’t bottomed.
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Barry D. Wood: Still No Recovery in Housing (The Huffington Post)
