Nvidia CEO Says AI Data Center Boom Is Minting a New Class of 6-Figure Jobs—What It Means for Housing

Workers in America are eyeing blue-collar trades—such as construction, plumbing, and steelwork—with new interest. Even CEOs like Nvidia’s Jensen Huang are on that list. Huang recently predicted that the next wave of six-figure jobs won't come from Silicon Valley, but from the crews building the data

NRMLA asks CFPB for new reverse mortgage disclosure framework

The National Reverse Mortgage Lenders Association (NRMLA) is urging the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) to overhaul reverse mortgage disclosures, arguing that tailored, simplified materials could help consumers better understand the products and their risks. In an Aug. 10 comment letter

Wyoming MLSs object to NAR settlement data sharing notice

MLS in Wyoming have some thoughts to share on Judge Stephen Bough’s recent authorization of the Gibson and Sitzer/Burnett commission lawsuit plaintiffs to send a notice to all of the MLSs that opted into the National Association of Realtors’ (NAR) commission lawsuit settlement, reminding them of the

Chris Brown Seeks New Trial After Housekeeper Wins $13 Million in Damages—Claims Rihanna Assault Evidence Swayed Jury

Chris Brown is seeking a new trial after a jury ordered him to pay $12.9 million to his former housekeeper, Maria Avila. Avila was brutally attacked by his 200-pound Caucasian shepherd guard dog at his Tarzana, CA, home in 2020.  Now, Brown is looking to overturn that ruling, claiming that the judge