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Recently, CNBC highlighted the mortgage denial rate for Black borrowers in the United States. The article cites a new report from LendingTree that gives insight into the difficulties aspiring Black ...

Last month, the National Mortgage News reported that non-banks made nearly two-thirds of all traditional home purchases, a meaningful increase.  For instance, 7.9% of these mortgages went to African American ...

Potential homeowners in the U.S. are facing a myriad of challenges. From rising inflation to rising interest rates, the process has perhaps never been more challenging, especially for those going ...

By: Mario Lopez Posted: Jun 25, 2022 12:01 AM Published on Townhall.com Consumer spending drives the U.S. economy.  Historically, American consumers have pushed us into economic expansions and pulled us ...

In a new video, the Market Institute’s Charlie Sauer examines the rise in sales prices and interest rates of homes across the country and scrutinizes the higher-than-anticipated costs Americans face ...

The film details the history of the Industrial Workers of the World — a radical union whose members are also known as Wobblies — and their inclusive fight to organize ...

Today HLF released a analysis examining the cross-subsidy effect of the interchange fees, often called ‘swipe fees’ that retailers make to payment card networks for processing consumer purchases.

This paper examines the benefits of facial recognition technology, the danger of inaccuracies and human error, and the need for inclusion in the tech marketplace.  While there is some evidence ...

The Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the emerging technology revolution have brought many incredible advances.  From natural language processing to facial recognition technology to semantic analytics, there are many things to ...