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After the mortgage crisis of 2008, Washington has taken extraordinary steps to keep home loans available and affordable. That caused a tentative housing recovery last year. Home sales reversed their four-year descent, while prices stabilized. The government seized control of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, massive companies that purchase home loans, package them into investments and guarantee …

This past week has seen stocks climbing steadily, albeit slowly, due to a stream of uplifting reports on the state of the U.S. Economy reports Dominion Provident Ventures, Inc. Unlike the manufacturing and industrial sectors, the housing market has been slow to recover after its collapse helped push the nation into recession. Reports on sales, …

As Washington continues to pummel Wall Street for its role in the economic collapse, investors are once again turning to the kind of financial exotica that pumps up returns and risk, reports Dominion Provident Ventures, Inc., citing the Economist’s coverage of the issue. Naturally, they report, money managers are shedding their caution now. The Federal …

In 2009 Greece’s budget deficit reached 12.7% of GDP. Concern surrounding Greece’s response to the deficit has caused spasms in the bond markets. Dominion Provident Ventures, Inc. reports, citing the Economists’ breaking story, that late last month the yield on ten-year Greek government bonds jumped to 7.1%, the highest since the country joined the euro …

Barclays reports fall in net profit over 9 months as bad debt provisions increase, according to Dominion Provident Ventures, Inc. analysts.

Dominion Provident Ventures Inc reports that Google has accelerated its mobile ad expansion with $750 million purchase of AdMob.

Yield stocks always make sense, says the team at Dominion Provident Ventures Inc. But even during tough times you can find companies with solid payouts.

To help you identify reliable choices, Dominion Provident Ventures, Inc. is sharing some of its top stock picks with investors.

To fill the void created by the slowdown in consumer spending, U.S. companies must rely more on exports to fuel profits, says DPVI analysts.

DPVI reports on the rapid growth within emerging economies, such as China.

‘Mature financial markets may be headed for slower growth in the years to come,’ says Linda McCalaster of Dominion Provident Ventures Inc.

The value of shares traded through ‘dark pools’ has jumped almost fivefold since the start of the year, reports Dominion Provident Ventures, Inc.

This year alone, for example, China has accounted for nearly 40 per cent of all IPOs, says DPVI.

DPVI announces its best mining stock picks and the rationale it used to choose them.

The South Korean won has been volatile against the dollar since last year, says Tony Hoffman of DPVI, explaining the surge and fall of Korean Air profits.

Siemens environmental products sales rise 11 pct, says the analyst team at Dominion Provident Ventures, Inc.

American Science & Engineering Co said Friday its second-quarter profit surged 45 percent as security agencies stepped up orders, reports DPVI analysts.

“These operating subsidiaries are quite sensitive to the changing economic climate,” said Linda McCalaster, senior analyst at DPVI.

Starbucks beats DPVI analyst expectations with a high fourth quarter profit.

U.S. Company cash stockpiling has accelerated a trend that dates back about two decades.

Linda McCalaster of Dominion Provident Ventures, Inc. (DPVI) addresses concerns that gold may be getting ahead of itself.