Hospitals Follow Banks’ Playbook for Taming Generic AI

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A hospital does not need a smarter artificial intelligence model. It needs one that already knows its own rules. That is the bet behind Sheba Medical Center’s new partnership with OpenAI, announced Tuesday (July 28) as the AI lab’s first international hospital deployment. Physicians, nurses, researchers and staff will get secure access to an AI-powered […]

Fed Researchers Offer a New Homeownership Metric—and It Drops the Rate to 53%

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The Federal Reserve of Minneapolis has proposed a new way of measuring homeownership that would change the current view of the housing landscape. In a paper released earlier this month, researchers suggested that homeownership in America should be measured not by the share of homes where the owner is a resident, often called owner occupancy. […]

European real estate investment hits lowest H1 level since 2013

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IG Makes Prediction Markets a Growth Priority With $1.3 Billion Underdog Deal

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IG Group has agreed to acquire US prediction markets and daily fantasy sports operator Underdog for up to approximately $1.3 billion, making the sector a central element of the broker’s next phase of expansion. The acquisition is a key outcome of the strategic review IG launched in March. Together with its proposed redomicile and refreshed […]

Can credit cards survive AI shopping? Why Mastercard’s CEO says they’ll ‘prevail’ in this new era.

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Mastercard is positioning itself for ‘agentic commerce’ as the payment-technology world evolves

Commonhold costs unclear as reform legislation progresses

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The financial implications of the UK government’s proposed commonhold reforms remain uncertain, despite widespread expectations that the new tenure system will reduce costs for flat owners, according to property law experts. Housing Minister Matthew Pennycook referenced cases of escalating service charges in a speech on 29 April when making the case for commonhold reform. The […]

Why Retired Homeowners Should Spend Their Nest Egg on Home Improvements

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Most homeowners spend decades saving for retirement.  However, when the time finally comes to quit working, many are afraid to spend their savings.  In fact, Corebridge Financial’s decumulation survey found that 38% of retirees have spent less than they wanted during their nonworking years. And that’s not because they don’t have the funds. They’re simply […]

RIA Edge Podcast: Crescent Grove Advisors’ Gregg George

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In this episode of the RIA Edge Podcast, host David Armstrong speaks with Gregg George, founder and managing director of Crescent Grove Advisors, about how the firm grew to approximately $6 billion without acquisitions, outside investors or debt. Gregg shares how the firm builds relationships with executives and business owners before major liquidity events, maintains […]

Virtu Financial: Better Than The Market Expects (NYSE:VIRT)

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Credit card with HELOC features vies with second lien loans

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Fintech GoodLeap launched the GoodLeap Home Visa Signature Card, a home equity line of credit that pays 6% cash back on home improvement projects initiated through the company’s app. This is a reward rate the company says is the highest available for home improvement spending from any major card.  Processing Content Credit lines run up […]