Earnings call transcript: NextDecade tops Q2 2026 loss forecast as stock rises

Earnings call transcript: NextDecade tops Q2 2026 loss forecast as stock rises

Earnings call transcript: NextDecade tops Q2 2026 loss forecast as stock rises
Dave:Buyers, sellers, renters, and landlords all say the numbers are getting harder to make it work. Affordability is just strained. In New York, flippers are facing shrinking margins and a proposed new tax. Meanwhile, fewer housing starts could strengthen apartment rents by 2027 and senior housing occupancy continues to climb. I’m Dave Meyer here with…
Builder incentives resuscitate new-home sales in June – Scotsman Guide Skip to content error: Content is protected !! This website uses cookies to enhance user experience and to analyze performance and traffic on our website. We may also share information about your use of our site with our social media, advertising and analytics…
Mortgage rates could be climbing back above 7% shortly, as gains in the 10-year Treasury yield pushed one data point close to this level. Processing Content On Thursday morning, the 10-year Treasury yield, which earlier in the week had been flirting with the 4.6% mark, zoomed past this to break 4.7%. The story behind the…
New York City’s small businesses having trouble navigating the squeeze of rising rents, dwindling availability and soaring expenses are getting a boost from the city. Mayor Zohran Mamdani doubled the funding for a city program designed to help commercial tenants in lease negotiations in his first municipal budget, up from $4M to $8M. Brokers and advocates say…
Eclipsing the pyramid: stablecoins and settlement – Journal of Financial Market Infrastructures Skip to main content End of drawer navigation content A “settlement eclipse” occurs when a transfer system grows large enough to occult the settlement function of a superior layer of the monetary pyramid. A “settlement eclipse” presents benefits, particularly reducing costs for private…
On the corporate side, FSRA alleges that Capitis contravened the MBLAA and its regulations in the operation of its mortgage administration business — specifically, that the company misused its trust account and mishandled mortgage funds, contrary to sections 23(1), 35, and 37 of Ontario Regulation 189/08. Those provisions set out strict requirements for how mortgage…