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By Gretchen Morgenson Lawyers representing delinquent homeowners have been shouting for years about documentation problems in residential mortgages. Now that their complaints have gained traction

By Robert W. Wood Bitcoin is virtual currency much in the news these days. It’s peer-to-peer so there’s no central bank or government. But if

By Jessey McKinley Imposing roughly the same cautionary standards for cellphones as for fatty food or sugary soda, this city — never shy about its