The Supreme Court didn't explain its reasoning for the decision, which will now allow the Department of Justice to reopen its investigation into the trade group's practices
Sale-leaseback platform tells NPR civil lawsuits in Texas and other states are 'meritless' and that it's cooperating with attorneys general in Massachusetts and Michigan
The US Department of Justice on Monday argued NAR 'does not identify any errors of law or fact meriting panel rehearing' over whether the antitrust enforcer can reopen its probe into NAR rules
The office of New York State Comptroller, which holds nearly 27,000 shares of eXp World Holdings stock, sent a letter to eXp CEO Glenn Sanford requesting he establish an investigative committee
The S-4 filing with the SEC also gives a deep insight into Opendoor's revenue and losses through the first six months of 2019
Founder Dave Liniger and CEO Adam Contos failed to disclose $2.4M loan used to purchase a residence, according to special committee
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Statewide coalition comes forward with concerns about bank’s alleged high number of foreclosures in predominantly nonwhite communities
CFPB’s enforcement action is more fallout from its $35M penalty against Wells Fargo, JPMorgan Chase in January
Quicken quickly slams complaint as ‘irrational and baseless witchhunt’
Lender alleges DOJ and HUD are ‘strong-arming’ company into admitting it mishandled FHA loans