Real Estate

The $100 billion investment that Nvidia announced in OpenAI isn’t a passive investment—the chip maker is intent on helping OpenAI design its data centers.

Real asset funds are currently available in employer-sponsored plans. They can help diversify 60/40 portfolios, the author argues.

Oracle names new co-CEOs, and Nvidia plans to invest up to $100 billion in OpenAI.

The acquisition will create a real estate platform worth $10 billion in enterprise value.

Intel trades lower after posting its best day since 1987 following Nvidia’s purchase of $5 billion of the chip maker’s stock.

Lennar, one of the nation’s largest home builders, posted quarterly results on Thursday.

Mortgage rates operate largely independently of the Fed’s benchmark interest rate.

Shares of the company, which owns the Knicks and the Rangers, might finally be ready to run.

As the Fed eases up, it could pay to own a mix of defensive and cyclical stocks, and non-U. S. bonds.

Bernstein upgrades Zillow Group stock to Outperform in a research note.

Roughly six million households who had been priced out of the market could afford to buy a home if mortgage rates fell to around 6%, one economist said.

The plumbing-supplies company beat sales and earnings estimates for its fiscal fourth quarter.

TikTok gets another lifeline, court blocks Trump bid to fire Fed’s Lisa Cook, Musk’s $1 billion Tesla stock purchase, and more news to start your day.

Nvidia shares fall after China’s market regulator says it found the chip maker breached antimonopoly laws, while Tesla rises as CEO Elon Musk buys stock in the electric-vehicle maker.

Chairman and co-founder Keith Rabois says upgrading the Opendoor team will help the company reach its potential.

Mortgage Bankers Association President and CEO Bob Broeksmit wrote a blog post responding to suggestions that the two might be combined.

Zohran Mamdani’s rise to win the Democratic mayoral primary made him the favorite become the Big Apple’s next leader.

The online homebuying platform has become the market’s latest meme stock.

Oracle trades lower following the stock’s 36% jump on Wednesday.

It’s likely the two companies will be released from government conservatorship but there are still unresolved issues, a Deutsche Bank analyst says.

If mortgage rates hold near recent levels, buyers pushed out the market by high costs could return.

Some participants said the arrangement was highly unusual.

The recent drop in mortgage rates was enough to coax some buyers. Mortgage applications were up last week to the highest level since July.

Oracle’s cloud outlook wows investors, judge temporarily blocks Trump from firing Fed’s Cook, turf war erupting over Fannie and Freddie, and more news to start your day.

Federal agencies are holding parallel meetings over how to deal with the mortgage giants.