Ivanhoe Electric earnings on deck: Can losses narrow on path to production?

New York City is relying, in part, on more than 16,000 units planned via office-to-residential conversions to ease its enduring housing crisis. So, when the country’s largest conversion, sitting in the heart of Midtown, starts to buckle, it’s not taken lightly.  The startling structural emergency at MetroLoft and David Werner Real Estate Investment’s Pfizer building…

Key insight: Johnson, the former No. 2 at the CFPB in the first Trump administration, dodged direct questions about whether he would pursue drastic staff cuts as his acting predecessor has. What’s at stake: He claimed that he keeps an “open mind” about staffing levels and deflected questions from Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., about allegedly blatant…

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Kimber White (pictured top), NAMB president, has been making the case for a delay directly on Capitol Hill, including a recent call with the Senate Banking and Finance Committee. He said the FHFA has given no indication it will change course. “They are still pushing that. They’re not going to change that, I think,” White…

Key takeaway: Banking trade groups are urging the Securities and Exchange Commission not to change Form S-3 eligibility rules, arguing that the proposed restrictions would disproportionately harm banks versus other publicly reporting companies. Expert quote: “The proposed expansion and escalation of the consequences associated with ‘ineligible issuer’ status would introduce a significantly more severe restriction…