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Home Builders Can't Compete With Foreclosures (Forbes)
Sentiment among home builders is still lousy and cheap foreclosed homes are a big reason why.
Readers’ Tips for Home Appliance Use (New York Times)
In response to the Shortcuts column on using less soap in home appliances, readers offered some advice of their own.
Mom to freed detainee: Please call home (CNN)
A Colorado woman detained and released in connection with an international murder plot left home on September 11, her mother says.
Giants, Jets each get a 2010 home opener in new stadium (AFP via Yahoo! News)
The New York Giants and New York Jets will each get to play a home game in the new stadium they will share on the opening week of the 2010 National Football League season, the NFL announced on Monday.
eMonitor home energy tracker drills deep (CNET)
High-end energy monitor from Powerhouse Dynamics aims to give circuit-level details on electricity use to help people cut energy waste at home.
World Cup of Golf finds new home in China (AP via Yahoo! Sports)
The World Cup of Golf is moving to a new home in southern China and will return in 2011 as a biennial event to accommodate the sport's inclusion in the Olympic Games. The 28-team competition will shift from the Mission Hills Shenzhen complex near Hong Kong to the Mission Hills Resort on Hainan, China's island province in the South China Sea, the Asian Tour said in a news release Monday.
Federal dollars spruce up home in Fresno (The Fresno Bee)
It's an old home in an old Fresno neighborhood that has seen better days.
Giants, Jets Get Home Games in New Stadium to Open NFL Season (Bloomberg)
March 16 (Bloomberg) -- The New York Giants and New York Jets both will play home games at their new $1.6 billion shared stadium during the opening week of the National Football League’s 2010 regular season.
Iran militants deface home of opposition leader Mehdi Karroubi (The Christian Science Monitor)
Militant supporters of the current government in Iran scrawled "death to Karroubi" on the Tehran home of opposition leader and reformist cleric Mehdi Karroubi, whose claims that Iran's presidential election were tainted by fraud have been described as "seditious" by right-wing officials.
Bob De Carolis' willingness to pay for home games a huge part of Oregon State's CBI championship a year ago (The Oregonian)
Other schools didn't want to make a monetary guarantee for home games, but OSU "swung for the fences'' and ended up with a title