Ditech Holding is one giant step closer to selling off its forward and reverse mortgage businesses after a federal bankruptcy court judge approved the company’s plan to sell to New Residential ...

Ditech Financial will pay $1.4 million to the state of Massachusetts to settle charges that the company engaged in “abusive debt collection practices” by excessively calling borrowers to collect ...

The Ditech, Inc. building on 1000 Main St., Edinburgh. Ditech is investing $900,000 to build a third building at its Edinburgh campus. A company with a long-time presence in Edinburgh is expanding ...

Before the mortgage crisis, Ditech was a well-known brand among consumers, thanks to humorous television ads, a Nascar sponsorship, and billboards in the Los Angeles area that promoted the current ...

Edinburgh automotive equipment manufacturer Ditech Inc. received a five-year tax break Aug. 25 for its equipment expansion. An Edinburgh automotive components supplier will receive a tax break for a ...

BURLINGTON, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nuance Communications, Inc. (NASDAQ: NUAN) announced it has signed an agreement to acquire Ditech Networks, Inc. (NASDAQ: DITC). Ditech Networks’ voice technologies ...

Absence may make the heart grow fonder, but in the case of GMAC’s lending unit Ditech, it’s made some people worry. Ditech, which for years has been an active advertiser across many media platforms, ...

In it's TV commercial, Ditech features a loan officer who's facing some serious competition. But is going with Ditech the best choice? Consumer Reports Money Adviser went "Behind the Hype" and found ...

Ditech Holding Corp., which filed for bankruptcy in February, said Tuesday it reached two separate deals with buyers for its forward and reverse mortgage servicing and originations businesses.

Homeowners who say mortgage servicer Ditech Holding Corp. mishandled their payments and charged illegal fees could be blocked from collecting damages because of the company’s bankruptcy, despite a ...

Ditech Communications says revenue for the next two quarters will decline due to a downturn in companies' capital spending, echoing the sentiments of other telecommunications equipment suppliers.