International turmoil is going to affect us sooner or later
Sales is an acutely personal business, and professionals must listen hard
Between the election and international economies, it'd be better to stay put
The Jackson Hole, Wyoming, event caused just a small wave
Though the headlines say one thing, looking at population is critical
What's urban sprawl got to do with the housing shortage?
The Fed's smoke signals gave no hint of what comes next, but the pressure seems to be building behind the curtain
Ben Bernanke this week told us as much as we can know
The U.S. has created more than a half-million jobs in 60 days
Looking at agricultural land for city-build use is absurd; here's why
Nobody wants to invest in new productive capacity because China is overdoing it for the whole world
A new government report identifies five requirements for adequate foreclosure recovery
Raising the overnight cost of money is fraught with risks, but sooner or later the Fed may have to
What to watch so you have a heads-up when mortgage rates fall
It is reassuring when the world behaves as it should. The last couple of weeks have been disconcerting — how such a huge decline in rates without a bounce-back? It’s okay now. Rates are rising. The jump last week had several propellants. The first is simply the nature of markets: any big move begets a counter-move.
Long-term rates all over the world have been cruising lower
Purchasing managers are often the most forward-looking of all employees in any company
Where did the European Union come from, and what's the big deal about the breakup?
The lowest rates of 2016 are being reported -- what should your clients do?
When the telephone is your data collection tool, problems can arise
