This may be the real reason USDA made a huge revision to its beef-export sales data
It’s ‘like driving one more nail into the proverbial coffin,’ says a rancher about the recent deterioration in U.S. agriculture data
It’s ‘like driving one more nail into the proverbial coffin,’ says a rancher about the recent deterioration in U.S. agriculture data
Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) on Sept. 29, 2026 in New York City. Spencer Platt | Getty Images U.S. Treasury yields were broadly flat on Tuesday morning after reaching fresh highs in the previous session, as investors looked ahead to the release of minutes from the Federal Reserve’s…
The heart of the case is a piece of federal law every foreclosure shop knows. The Servicemembers Civil Relief Act requires a lender chasing a judgment to file a sworn statement on whether the borrower is in uniform, and to show the facts behind it. A database check alone doesn’t satisfy that duty. According to the filing, the servicer’s…
After purchasing a Boston office tower for $435M last month, Canadian investment giant Oxford Properties is preparing to buy more U.S. office. The deal represented the global investor’s first core U.S. office acquisition since 2017, and the company signaled that it was the start of a new strategy to buy up more assets in the…
Ghosts of Spirit Halloween past have apparently visited Spirit Christmas, charging the recently launched pop-up retail concept with expanding its footprint this holiday season. At the stroke of midnight on Halloween, 44 locations across 15 states will trade flowing dark grim reaper robes for jolly, oversized red suits as Spirit Christmas continues to build on…
Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh testifies during a Senate banking committee hearing on Capitol Hill, in Washington, July 15, 2026. Ken Cedeno | AFP | Getty Images Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh on Wednesday declined to say in a Senate banking committee hearing whether he has spoken with President Donald Trump since becoming chairman, but…
Buyers Edge Property director Jason Titus said the current market had widened the gap between experienced and first-time investors, with seasoned buyers better positioned to weather interest-rate and market fluctuations. “The people who have been doing it for a while see now as an opportunity,” Titus said on a recent episode of The Smart Property…