The first of a new regular feature, "The Rundown" is a collection of the day's biggest local and national business-centric headlines. Check out what we've tracked down today:

• Goal of buyers: 'Steal a mansion' at foreclosure auctions — Buyers have been taking advantage of the foreclosure market by buying homes at low prices. Now mansions are being bought at prices that some say are a "steal."

• Stop that tow truck! —The Charlotte City Council takes on aggressive towing companies.

• Mecklenburg County lowers number of job cuts — County projections have allowed officials to cut less workers.

• Boston a record draw for Charlotte Chamber — The Charlotte Chamber of Commerce's visit to Boston this week has a whole lot to do with the influence of Bank of America’s CEO.

• Federal judge dissolves foreclosure injunction against Bank of America — A federal judge ruled that Bank of America can continue foreclosing homes in Utah.

• Top Wachovia exec warned bank against deal with Golden West — David Carroll, of Wells Fargo Co., says he was ignored.

• Crescent Resources sues former CEO over payment — Art Fields, a former Duke Energy executive, is being slapped with the suit.