Texas and Florida are now buyers’ markets. Here’s why it could be time to move to the South
High inventory and price cuts have pushed Texas and Florida into a buyers’ market.
High inventory and price cuts have pushed Texas and Florida into a buyers’ market.
Blackrock's COO discussed the firm's GenAI and ChatGPT learnings in a recent interview.
Columbia’s Tomasz Piskorski sees a lot of banks in trouble—but also banks becoming less and less important over time.
For a decade, there are 19,000 web development job openings expected every year.
Mike Cagney admitted that there were cultural "deficiencies" at SoFi when he was CEO—and how it was a wake-up call.
The Community Reinvestment Act was a game-changer, but that was years ago. "When the CRA was passed, interstate banking wasn’t a thing. The internet wasn’t a thing."
The Dow rose 10,000 points in about three and a half years, as the U.S. economy and corporate profits crawled out of the crash caused COVID-19.
Bumble's turnaround ad campaign massively backfired, fueling a general trend of choosing celibacy or in-person interactions over app dating.
"People don't inherit money in their 20s and 30s outside of quite tragic circumstances."
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Small-to-mid-size banks will be the first forced out of business, he says. “There are quite a few banks in the United States right now that have very similar risk characteristics [to Silicon Valley Bank]."
Companies have dropped their London listings just as the pool of applicants looking to float on the LSE dwindles, hitting a six-year low in 2023.
The only type of mortgage loan that has increased in the past two years are those insured by the FHA.
The Bridgewater hedge fund founder recommends only investing in the 'best parts' of the United States and moving the rest to more stable and attractive jurisdictions like Malaysia and Vietnam.
Nationwide, hundreds of thousands of prisoners are put to work every year, some of whom are seriously injured or killed after being given dangerous jobs with little or no training.
Tech giant Dell is tracking workers’ electronic badge swipes and VPN usage to keep tabs on who is heading into the office—as well as who is ducking out early.
Malic's chief investment officer is focusing on "wealth preservation," joining a growing list of female investors.
Japan's economy shrank by an annualized rate of 2% in the first quarter of 2024, as a weak yen and inflation drag down spending.
The myth of a golden monetarist age is being revived decades after the U.K. prime minister's experiment failed.
Amazon has long been criticized for its treatment of employees, especially those who pack and ship boxes in its warehouses.
Young buyers are being forced to come up with "creative solutions" to an expensive housing market.
As a first step SEB will open a company offering non-financial services to family offices and business families who reside in Switzerland.
The accident came weeks after a cargo ship crashed into a support column of the Francis Key Bridge in Baltimore, killing six construction workers.
Deutsche Telekom is benefiting from a strong position in its two main markets, Germany and the U.S., both of which are growing.
The wagers appear to be paying off, as Chinese policymakers’ efforts to stem a rout and signs of improvement in earnings spur a rebound in the troubled tech market.