Yahoo Finance .VS. Google Finance

Which website would you consider reliable for research and financial use? 
I am hoping that yahoo finance is more reliable then Google finance. It has nothing to do with me being madly in love with yahoo, even though I am. Yahoo is truly the leading finance portals on the web. And it is the best finance website out there: with free offerings including current financial new, a market summary, current quotes for stocks, bonds,mutual funds, data charts, graphs, and much more. Their information to me is on point and their traders post information has great message boards useful to anyone trading. Yahoo Finance has a wealth of data and statistic on financial markets and is a valuable tool for investing. In my opinion nothing can compare to yahoo Finance. They have everything you need when you search up news, major stock holders and company profiles.

On the other hand i would never consider Google Finance reliable. Iam not just saying this because i hate google, even though that's true. I truly feel that Google finance really sucks, their homepage is boning and has nothing to capture consumers eyes. Google Finance offers nothing new to the website, it is the same display everytime. Statistics say that they found that most of the information from Google finance company tearsheet was pretty much the same as Yahoo's. How upsetting is that?. Why copy what another company is accomplishing?

So How Many People Are Going To Lose There Homes? This is what happens to people who trust the untrusted!!!

Did you heard the bad news Bank of America delays forclosures in 23 states because of documnet problems. They examine whether it rushed the foreclosure process for thousands of homeowners without reading the documents.The nation's largest bank to a growing list of mortgage companies whose employees signed documents in foreclosure cases without verifying the information in them. In your mind you would want to know why didn't they verify the information to see if the documents were false statements. Bank of America states that their not sure how many homeowners will be affected by the delay, but they hope to resubmit correct documents within several weeks. However, two other companies, Ally Financial Inc.'s GMAC Mortgage unit and JPMorgan Chase, have halted tens of thousands of foreclosure cases after similar problems became public.The document problems could cause thousands of homeowners to contest foreclosures that are in the works or have been completed. If the problems turn up at other lenders, a foreclosure crisis that's already likely to drag on for several more years could persist even longer. The worst part about this horriable situation is that most homeowners facing foreclosure are still likely to lose their homes. Who can you blam for this situataion? Bank of America or the Mortgage units.