Michael Williams News
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The University of Alabama became the third school since 1936 to win college football’s national championship three times in a four-year span with a 42-14 rout of the University of Notre Dame.
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In Jacksonville, Florida, Dec. 14 began with the sound of gunfire off Jammes Road around midnight. The body of Patrice Sherman, a 22-year-old who worked manicuring lawns, was found at 7:15 a.m. in a ditch.
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Fannie Mae Chief Executive Officer Michael Williams said that he remains “cautious” as his company’s mortgages sour at a slower pace and some data indicates the U.S. housing market may be near a bottom.
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Michael Williams, chief executive officer at Genesis Asset Management, talks with Bloomberg's Pimm Fox, James Sterngold and Bloomberg Businessweek's Peter Coy about his stock market outlook, technology and banking stocks, and a listener's request for recommendations of undervalued stocks.
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Fannie Mae said Chief Executive Officer Michael J. Williams plans to step down after his replacement is appointed.
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Michael Williams, chief executive officer at Genesis Asset Management, talks with Bloomberg's Pimm Fox and David Wilson about the outlook for the stock market.
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A.J. McCarron threw for four touchdowns for the No. 1 University of Alabama which led the top five ranked college football teams to undefeated records heading into the eighth week of play.
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Israel may withdraw “in the coming weeks” from the northern part of a former Syrian village on the border with Lebanon, said Michael Williams, United Nations Special Coordinator for Lebanon.
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The United Nations will seek to help Lebanon define its maritime borders in the Mediterranean, where Israel plans to drill for oil and gas, the UN representative in Lebanon said.
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The world’s largest banks demanded a wish list of changes to a proposed U.S. ban on proprietary trading, seeking to escalate the lobbying effort against the Volcker rule five months before it takes effect.
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