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Production Layoffs Likely in 2011
April 15, 2011
Two of the nations top mortgage lenders have announced some hefty job cuts as the industry appears headed into a steep drop in new originations in 2011. Bank of America announced late this week that it is adjusting...[Includes one data chart]
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