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“Looking out at the road rushing under my wheels… Looking back at the years gone by like so many summer fields.” Yes, at the end of today we’re halfway through with 2022 (already). Time passes, hair styles, relationships, people, pandemics, and companies come and go. (Today’s joke has to do with the passing of time.) History is made and remembered. Woody Williams, the last surviving WWII Medal of Honor recipient (Iwo Jima), died yesterday at 98, as did Hells An...

Companies have already had to contend with a “withhold release order” on one Chinese firm for almost a year, and have for months implemented a traceability protocol.

There is a lot to consider before choosing the best mortgage lender. If you’re buying or refinancing in NC, NextAdvisor narrowed it down to the top 10.

The Flex Association, a lobbying group formed earlier this year by a coalition of gig companies, has hired its first lobbyists.

President Joe Biden will gather online with leaders of major emitting countries today to review their progress on climate goals and to discuss the impact of the war in Ukraine.

Read this article to learn more about the requirements and benefits of a car loan if you are in the Philippines.

“One minute you're young and having fun. The next, you're turning down the car stereo to see better.” Gone are the days when all loan officers wanted to see from their company was decent pricing on FHA, VA, Fannie, and Freddie programs, and fast processing. Now, in an effort to do the harder deals (and they’re all harder now, right?), LOs want to see some adjustable-rate programs with decent pricing, non-QM offerings, “green” products, and affor...

The Biden-Harris Administration through the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) released a Request for Information seeking public input on the structure of an approximately $2.3 billion formula grant program to strengthen and modernize Americas power grid against wildfires, extreme weather, and other natural disasters exacerbated by the climate crisis. The new program, established

Besides a reminder that it is Teacher Appreciation Week, how about some loan officer humor to lead off Monday? “We’re closing on our house next week. Sorry we didn’t use you.” “Oh, that’s okay. You should really go buy a new car this week to celebrate.” LOs have a lot going on, including dusting off their adjustable rate mortgage playbooks: ARMs are making a comeback. Rate talk dominates. Unfortunately, the pricing isn’t quite there yet to ...