This is why the US doesn’t have a housing shortage
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Why Ciena Stock Tanked by Almost 9% on Tuesday
Key Points A significant price target reduction by an analyst was a headwind buffeting Ciena (NYSE: CIEN) on the second trading day of the week. The $100-per-share cut drained optimism for the tech stock, and its price fell by nearly 9% during the day’s trading session. Pre-earnings cut That pundit, TD Cowen’s Joshua Buchalter, now…
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Brands Like Jason Kelce’s Garage Beer Embrace AI Bashing in Ads
Bashing AI data centers is all the rage, and brands are cashing in. “AI data centers waste millions of gallons of water,” former NFL player Jason Kelce says as he appears to pee into a jar in a new ad for his beer brand, Garage Beer, and the canned water brand Liquid Death. “We want…
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Ladli Behna Yojana Instalment Date: Will You Receive 39th Instalment Before Rakshabandhan
News Published: Tuesday, August 18, 2026, 18:06 [IST] Ladli Behna Date Revealed: In a major update for Ladli Behna Yojana beneficiaries, the Madhya Pradesh government is set to announce the final date to distribute the 39th instalment of the women welfare scheme. The beneficiaries are likely to receive Rs 1,500 in their account before Rakshabandhan….
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PRS Database must be more than a licensing fee collector – Propertymark
12:01 AM, 19th August 2026, 51 seconds ago An industry body has warned that the PRS Database must not become a duplication of selective licensing. Propertymark says schemes should not duplicate existing regulation, warning that “simply collecting licensing fees will not improve standards”. Under the Renters’ Rights Act, all landlords will need to sign up…
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Judges seem poised to side with banks on state rate caps
Denver Morning PanoramaAdobe Stock Processing Content Key insight: The court’s decision carries high stakes for the banking industry, which is fighting the enactment of a 2023 Colorado law that deals with the state’s interest-rate cap. What’s at stake: Banking groups argue that applying varying state rate caps on out-of-state banks would disrupt interstate banking and…
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Procept BioRobotics CEO Buys 23,900 Shares Amid 48% Stock Decline. What Does This Tell Investors?
Key Points The purchase involved 23,900 shares at $20.85 per share, representing an investment of ~$498,000. The transaction expanded the CEO’s total equity holdings by 8%. The shares were acquired indirectly through The Larry Wood Trust, marking the first reported indirect position for the executive. This capital commitment follows a period where the stock has…
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U.S. Home Prices Rose 0.27% in July, Essentially Unchanged From a Month Earlier
U.S. home prices increased 0.27% month over month in July on a seasonally adjusted basis. That growth rate is essentially flat from 0.28% in June. Prices rose 3.4% from a year earlier, the fastest annual growth in a year. This is according to the Redfin Home Price Index (RHPI), which uses the repeat-sales pricing method…
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Remodeling Spending Surges in Michigan as Homeowners Stay Put
Remodeling continues to be a viable alternative to buying a new property for homeowners across the country, and Michigan is seeing more growth in the sector than any other state. The latest State Projections of Remodeling report from the National Association of Home Builders tracks where and how homeowners spend remodeling dollars each quarter. Not…
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Boring Day But At Least Bonds Turned Green
Boring Day But At Least Bonds Turned Green 1 Hour, 28 Min ago Boring Day But At Least Bonds Turned Green Tuesday offered remarkably of interest or consequence for the bond market. The most notable development was the brief visit to 4.75% in 10yr yields followed by the emergence of the quintessential…
