Most K-Pop Idols Don’t Make Any Real Money, Girl Group Member Says

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K-pop idols are often decked out in luxury clothes from brand deals, but the reality of their careers may look pretty grim. Hyebin, the leader of the six-member girl group Momoland, took to Instagram this week to dispel the illusion that every K-pop idol is rolling in cash. “It has already been more than 10 […]

AI-related debt sells off sharply as Amazon looks to borrow another $25 billion

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Bonds financing the massive artificial-intelligence buildout were hit hard by selling on Tuesday, as Amazon.com set out to borrow another $25 billion in new debt.

Iran targets sites in Bahrain, Kuwait after wave of US strikes

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Iran targets sites in Bahrain, Kuwait after wave of US strikes

Oxford conference to address AI and marketing in agencies

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A conference examining artificial intelligence, marketing and industry trends in the estate and letting agency sector will take place at the Examination Schools, University of Oxford, on 20 November. The Voice of the Agent Conference, organised by We Are Unchained, follows the publication of 12 research reports during 2026 covering agency fees, marketing, AI, recruitment, […]

Trump Is Sitting on a Major Housing Fix—While Buyers Keep Paying the Price

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Matt Brown says he’s seeing the same dynamic play out again and again: A client gets ready to buy, runs the numbers, then decides to spend another year renting. “Between elevated mortgage rates, insurance quotes that came in far higher than they expected, and a property tax bill that resets to full market value when […]

Coinbase Names Michael Sikorski as New Chief Information Security Officer | LeapRate

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Coinbase (NASDAQ:COIN) has appointed cybersecurity veteran Michael Sikorski as its new Chief Information Security Officer, it was announced on Tuesday. Sikorski arrives at Coinbase from Unit 42, a threat intelligence and incident response firm owned by Palo Alto Networks, where he spent four years serving as Chief Technology Officer. His background in cybersecurity also includes […]

Senior property professionals join brokerages and franchises

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Three established property professionals have taken up new roles across the residential sector, signalling continued structural shifts in the industry towards brokerage and franchise models. Moveli appoints former Hamptons director Andrew Farmer has joined Moveli after more than 25 years in estate agency, including nearly two decades as a director at Hamptons. Farmer, who specialises […]

Targus Relocates Headquarters to BGO-Owned Business Park

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CBRE facilitated an 84,041-square-foot industrial lease for Targus at Anaheim Concourse, located at 1206 N. Miller St. in Anaheim. Targus will relocate its corporate headquarters to Anaheim, upgrading to a newly constructed Class A facility, owned by BGO. Sean Ward, Brian DeRevere and Ryan Peterson. of CBRE represented both the tenant and the landlord. The space is part of […]

Kelley Blue Book enters home valuation and seller lead market

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A new pricing model for seller leads The differentiator is how agents pay. Rather than surrendering a commission slice on closed deals, Zillow’s model charges agents up to 40% of their commission on referred leads, while KBB Homes operates on a subscription. Agents pay a monthly fee to capture 25%, 50%, or 100% of incoming seller […]

Milhaus Receives Approval to Develop Kansas City Affordable Apartments

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Milhaus has received approval from the Missouri Housing Development Commission for Low-Income Housing Tax Credits to advance Linwood & Troost Apartments in Kansas City. The project will convert two vacant lots at 3200 Troost Ave. into a 100% affordable residential development featuring two four-story buildings with 194 units. The project marks Milhaus’s first Low-Income Housing […]