The New York Times: How to Respond to Microaggressions
Should you let that comment slide, or address it head on? Is it more harm than it’s worth? We can help.
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Hundreds of thousands of single-family homes are now in the hands of giant companies — squeezing renters for revenue and putting the American Dream even further out of reach.
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The 10-year Treasury bond yield dropped below 1% for the first time in history on Tuesday, as investors grew increasingly worried about the novel coronavirus outbreak.
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An industry lobbying group asked the Federal Reserve to lower capital requirements so banks can be better prepared to respond to economic turmoil created by the coronavirus
Most seniors want to stay in their home — but are the costs too high?
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Trustpilot, a website where consumer reviews are posted, said Monday it was suspending reviews on the page for The Honey Pot while it investigates.
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The taboos vary by class, job and circumstance.
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More than 100 workers at a Tom Steyer-founded bank have won collective bargaining rights in an industry with the lowest unionization rates in the country.
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In a June 2018 article, the Reputation Institute indicated that the most effective way of counteracting negative sentiments among bank customers is by demonstrating ethical behavior and good citizenship. In this regard, Otting isn’t doing his “customers” any favors.
“Years of underbuilding has created a large deficit, particularly for states with strong economies that have attracted a lot of people from other states,” Freddie Mac said. “Some of the smaller states, which have been attracting a lot of immigrants from other states, also need to build more housing units to accommodate the needs of their growing population.”
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Millions of people around the country who are already homeowners could probably save money on their monthly payment by refinancing. But it can be a little tricky to figure out if that’s worth doing.
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FHFA chief Mark Calabria’s decisions could rock a $5 trillion mortgage market and make a lot of money for hedge funds.
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Like the family in the Oscar-winning film, many in Seoul’s so-called dirt-spoon class dwell in basements far below the rich. “Those living up there must look down on people like me like pigs.”
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The future of Tampa Park Apartments has been the subject of speculation for at least two years.
“I don’t want us to go into the future continuing to be known as one of the most segregated cities in the country,” the mayor said.