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The U.S. mortgage market is experiencing a resurgence not seen in years, as a sharp drop in borrowing costs prompted a wave of refinancing activity ahead of the Federal Reserve's widely expected interest rate cut—signaling that homeowners aren't waiting for policy confirmation to lock in savings.

The Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA) has voiced its concerns regarding the potential merger of Federal National Mortgage Association (OTC:FNMA) or Fannie Mae, and Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp. (OTC:FMCC) or Freddie Mac. This comes as the Trump Administration considers substantial changes to the conservatorship of these government-sponsored enterprises (GSEs), which…

Epic Systems CEO Judy Faulkner said skipping an MBA was "a really good thing" keeping her from venture capital and markets.

Gen Z graduates down on their luck amid AI job automation are turning to master’s in management degrees—no business expertise or work experience required.

When Shaquille O’Neal shows up to a business meeting, he expects to be taken seriously. But that wasn’t always the case. The NBA Hall of Famer has said over the years that even after making millions and achieving global fame, some people still dismissed him when deals were being discussed.

As Gen Z questions the value of a degree, Epic CEO Judy Faulkner says she has never been a fan of MBAs—and built a billion-dollar business without one.

They may be the most basic form of shelter imaginable, but for the author of The Book of the Bothy they embody the magic of staying in the wild, even on a wet weekend in the Lake District

In the village of Shukrawasa, tucked deep inside the jungle in Madhya Pradesh’s Dewas district, a quiet transformation was underway. A group of young professionals – a NEET topper, an MBA graduate, a filmmaker, a dancer, two students, and two journalists – had come together with one goal: to change…

Dan Schweber was enrolled in Columbia University's executive MBA program back in 2019. Disillusioned with corporate life and not in a financial position to launch his own company, Schweber was uncertain what his future would look like.

Programs to help students discern their vocation or calling are gaining prominence in higher education.

You can do everything right, ace the classes, land the internships, get the degree, and still feel shut out.