By Francesco Guerrera in New York Fannie Mae warned that the US housing crisis would last well into next year as it reported a $2.3bn second-quarter loss and slashed its dividend after recording $6.2bn in credit-related and investment losses on Friday. The US government-sponsored mortgage financier said it was navigating “the most difficult housing market in more than 70 years” and added that homeowners’ woes had taken a turn for the worse...
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In a speech at the World Affairs Council of Philadelphia event last night at the Union League, Exelon Chairman and CEO John Rowe discussed climate change and the pressing need for effective energy policy with local business and...