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Portland News
- Man Arrested In Shooting At Woodstock Market March 9, 2010Detectives are investigating a robbery in which shots were fired at the Woodstock Market in southeast Portland. […]
- First Step Taken In Portland HS Reorganization March 9, 2010As many as three high schools may close as part of Portland Public Schools' reorganization plan. […]
- Rain, Snow Mix Possible For Metro Area March 9, 2010Just days after hitting the highest temperature of 2010, Portland can expect one more night of chilly weather and descending snow levels. […]
- Phone Companies Top Consumer Complaint List March 9, 2010Consumer complaints to the Oregon attorney general's office jumped 13 percent last year, with phone companies leading the list for the fourth straight year. […]
- Daughters Of Slain Man Ask For Help March 9, 2010The daughters of a man who died after being severely beaten are asking the public for help in solving their father's killing. […]
Payday Loan News
- A Consumer Bill Gives Exemption on Payday Loans March 8, 2010Senator Bob Corker wants a proposed bank agency to be more lenient toward nonbank companies, but some advocates say that would hurt consumers. […]
- The Places They Go When Banks Say No January 30, 2010As traditional banks have spurned small businesses, many have turned to firms that provide a relatively expensive alternative: purchase-order financing. […]
- These Rates Would Shock a Loan Shark November 24, 2009At consumer debt court, high interest rates are the norm, but they are not illegal. That could change, though, if a new effort bears fruit. […]
- Banks Balk at Agency Meant to Aid Consumers June 30, 2009The administration’s proposal for the new agency marks the first shot in a battle over how to regulate home mortgages, credit cards and other forms of lending. […]
- Pay Pals June 9, 2009Senator Christopher Dodd should go after, not cozy up to, the payday-loan industry for its egregious exploitation of people’s desperation. […]