October 2021
Freddie Mac deputy chief economist has a great chart here.
At Tuesday's hearing with Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen, senators asked why CEO Mark Zuckerberg has yet to address the matter.
The number of TikTok users (or Square CashApp users, for that matter) isn’t what’s important here. The Square-TikTok partnership is about merchants—or more specifically, the set of merchants or small businesses increasingly being called “creators.”
The mortgage industry collectively shuddered today as the Senate approved Rohit Chopra as director of the CFPB for a five-year term.
Americans ditch traditional banks for peer-to-peer and social media-based payments, shows new survey from GoCardless.
The Urban Institute and the Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco today launched a new research and product development initiative aimed at tackling some of the most persistent challenges to closing the racial gaps in homeownership and wealth-building. A two-year, $1.5 million collaboration, the Racial Equity Accelerator for Homeownership will develop and incubate innovations in housing finance, including underwriting and financial technology.,
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The story behind the story is about the elite investors who plowed millions into a media dream without much due diligence, persuaded by the charm of Ozy’s head, Carlos Watson.
Many homes currently protected by the COVID hardship forbearance program could soon be put on the market.
The model ultimately comes at a cost to the consumer, one said.
Good Fintech Brain Food post from Simon Taylor that connects a lot a dots on fintech, crypto, regulation, and making everything into tokens that can be bought and sold.
The digital media company has raised eyebrows for its claims about its audience size for years. Then came the strange voice on the phone.
The media company announced it was closing on Friday after a week of dramatic revelations.
As rents soar, so do the prospects of a regulatory crackdown
