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The filings were audited by a small New York-area accounting firm called Berson & Corrado LLP.

Olympus's Elusive Financier Arian Campo-Flores 2011

You forgot to mention Young and Rubicam and other companies such as Berson-Marsteller and I should mention them.

The Outlook for Advertising and Marketing Firms 2002

Our last, On “The Reader”, had Richard Nash, Barbara Berson, Lydia Millet, and Joseph Boyden (and lead by our own Kathryn Kuitenbrouwer) discussing the idea of where “the Reader” enters the writing and editing processes.

Discussion: On Sex in Fiction 2009

Just as many unqualified borrowers received loans during the boom, "there are people today who probably could afford loans but can't get them," says David Berson, chief economist at PMI Group Inc. The average credit score on loans backed by Fannie Mae stood at 762 in the first quarter, up from an average of 718 for the 2001-2004 period.

Home Market Takes a Tumble Nick Timiraos 2011

Nearly 20 years ago, Marc Berson founded Opportunity Project to give individuals with brain injury a chance to lead more fulfilling lives.

Help for Patients With Brain Injury Shelly Banjo 2010

David Berson, chief economist at PMI Group, worries that the housing market and the economy will suffer when the government's tax credit to first-time home buyers expires in April and the Fed stops supporting the housing market by purchasing mortgage-backed securities by March 31.

Exclusive: Obama stimulus reduced our pain, experts say 2010

"We'll see some additional price declines," said David Berson, chief economist at PMI Group Inc., a mortgage-insurance company in Walnut Creek, Calif.

Housing Gloom Deepens Nick Timiraos 2010

"The job market is getting better and that will make people feel more confident about their income-earning prospects," said David Berson of the PMI Group.

Discounts Expected in Spring Housing Market S. Mitra Kalita 2011

"The more concern there is about Europe, the lower interest rates will go," Berson, a former chief economist at Fannie Mae, said in an interview before the Freddie Mac report.

Average 30-year mortgage rates drop to 4.78 percent 2010

"The more concern there is about Europe, the lower interest rates will go," Berson, a former chief economist at Fannie Mae, said in an interview before the Freddie Mac report.

Average 30-year mortgage rates drop to 4.78 percent 2010