Well now, didn't we say that Michael Oxley was more than just curious? And that Barney Frank might have a bit of an agenda too? That would, of course be Congressmen Oxley, R-OH and Frank (D-MA), Chairman and Ranking Member respectively of the House Committee on Financial Services. Rep. Oxley first caught...
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Back in November we reported that Congressman Michael Oxley (R-Ohio), Chairman of the House Committee on Financial Services had written a letter to the General Accounting Office (GAO) asking for information on the competitiveness of the real estate industry. He was, at that point, focusing on technology...
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