About a fifth of homes were purchased by single women over the past year, a new report says.
But market enthusiasm will likely fade at the start of 2025, the Morgan Stanley strategist said.
More than a third of early voters told Redfin that housing affordability influenced their decision.
The agency is expected to funnel more resources into auditing these tax breaks.
The Citadel founder has spent $12 million to defeat a referendum on legalizing recreational marijuana in Florida.
Treasury yields fell as polling data prompted some investors to pare the so-called Trump trades.
Supporters of these platforms fret that too much faith is being put in their prophetic virtues.
Mark and Steven Resnik have emphasized attracting "next-gen" clients and staff.
Berkshire cut its holdings in the iPhone maker by roughly 25% in the third quarter.
The company has been at the center of turmoil surrounding Los Angeles-based B. Riley.
The manager said the theme will "work in spades" as the U.S. rebuilds its manufacturing base.
Her attorney said the Finra arbitration panel award was the largest ever for an advisor in Minnesota.
The novelty of private-credit ETFs and liquidity issues have alarmed investor advocates.
Consumers say they are fed up with bloated prices and cutting holiday spending, a new survey says.
The securities industry group accused the board of collecting firms' proprietary information from its certificate holders.
The securities have fallen out of favor after surging in popularity during the aftermath of the pandemic.
The firm filed for permission to create mutual funds as a share class of its ETFs.
The SEC complaints covered a range of issues, including Reg BI violations and unreported conflicts of interest.
Dusan Varga illegally raised $1.6 million from 20 investors, the regulator alleged in a lawsuit.
A red sweep would drive inflation and interest-rate hikes, strategist Michael Hartnett said.