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Multifamily and Housing Markets Faces “Moderate” 2026 After Turbulent Year, John Burns Warns
Industry veteran predicts muted growth ahead as affordability crisis deepens and fundamental market dynamics shift The U.S. housing market will limp through 2026...
Mark Kiesel Announces Retirement as Managing Director and Chief Investment Officer for Global Credit at Pimco
Veteran portfolio manager caps 29-year career marked by industry-leading performance, investment innovation, and global recognition for predicting major market events NEWPORT BEACH, CA – November...
Grid Overload: Why America’s Electric Utilities Can’t Keep Up With AI’s Power Hunger
A new legal framework proposes breaking from the utility industry’s sacred duty to serve all customers at all times—and the changes could reshape...
Tariffs Begin Showing Impact on U.S. Inflation Data as Markets React to Rising Trade Tensions
Economic data is starting to reflect the inflationary pressure from tariffs as President Trump pushes for higher duties on European Union imports, sparking...
University of Michigan Ross School Establishes Permanent Los Angeles Campus
Elite business school joins growing trend of East Coast universities expanding West Coast presence The University of Michigan’s Ross School of Business is...
Inflation Holds Steady in May Despite Tariff Pressures, Offering Relief to Policymakers
Consumer price growth remained subdued in May, delivering a welcome surprise for Federal Reserve officials as inflation pressures appear to be cooling more...
Consumer Sentiment Rises in June, But Inflation Fears and Trade Uncertainty Weigh Heavily
Consumer sentiment saw a modest improvement in early June, but optimism remains historically subdued, according to the latest report from Wells Fargo Economics....
Consumer Confidence Rebounds in May Amid Trade Truce, But Lingering Pessimism Persists
Consumer confidence staged a notable rebound in May following five consecutive monthly declines, according to the latest report from Wells Fargo Economics. The...
Consumer Confidence Drops Sharply in April Amid Growing Anxiety Over Jobs and Income
Consumer confidence in the United States declined for the fifth consecutive month in April, as households grow increasingly uneasy about their financial future,...
Retail Sales Struggle in February Amid Consumer Spending Concerns
Retail sales in the United States posted only a modest gain in February, rising just 0.2 percent, according to the latest report from...
