American Airlines (AAL) Q2 2026 earnings

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American Airlines further cut its 2026 earnings outlook, citing higher fuel costs, a sign that a jump in fares isn’t enough for the U.S. airline that flies the most to fully offset this year’s spike in fuel prices. American said it could post an adjusted loss per share of as much as 65 cents up […]

Atlanta Rents Are Going Down

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Asking rents across the United States dropped for the 35th consecutive month as tenant cost pressures continued to ease.  According to the June 2026 Rent Report by Realtor.com®, monthly rental prices fell at both local and national levels. In Atlanta, GA , local renters are benefiting from this multi-year trend toward price moderation, but a […]

Blog: Can homebuying learn from Open Banking? – Mortgage Strategy

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When Open Banking was first introduced, there was understandable scepticism. Why would banks make it easier for customers to share their financial data? Could organisations that had spent decades competing with one another really work together in a way that benefited everyone? The answer, as we’ve seen over recent years, is that they could. Banks […]

Vacation Rentals in World Cup Host Cities Made Staggering $1.3B

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The 2026 FIFA World Cup attracted new fans to the sport and generated more than a billion dollars in revenue for vacation rental hosts in host cities, though some cities saw greater windfalls than others. Short-term rentals on Airbnb and other platforms in host cities generated $1.33 billion in revenue during the tournament, June 10–July […]

Anthropic Economist and Mark Cuban on Why AI Isn’t Replacing Workers

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Anthropic’s top economist says AI isn’t replacing workers yet because it works better with humans than without them. Mark Cuban says that may never change. Peter McCrory wrote in an X essay on Wednesday that by all accounts, “AI has caused no material increase in the unemployment rate to date,” even among workers most at […]

Vida launches Next Chapter Lending – Mortgage Strategy

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Vida has rebranded its later-life proposition as Next Chapter Lending with updated criteria for older first-time buyers, home movers and borrowers with loans stretching into retirement. The changes are designed to give brokers clearer guidance on affordability assessments where a mortgage term extends beyond a customer’s expected retirement age or their 76th birthday, whichever comes […]

CFA Institute maps how AI could rewire capital markets

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As the cost of generating structured analysis falls and analytical tools become widely available, differentiation may depend less on producing information and more on system design, data governance, model oversight, and institutional integration.  Mona Naqvi, managing director of the CFA Institute Research and Policy Center and the paper’s author, said the profession has always evolved with the […]

Coinbase plans to launch crypto derivatives for Canadian clients within weeks

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On stablecoins, the platform mainly supports USD Coin, a US token pegged one-to-one to the US dollar, and does not list a major Canadian dollar equivalent because no domestic token has met regulators’ listing standards, BNN Bloomberg reported.   Richmond linked the gap to pending legislation.   The Stablecoin Act is meant to “regulate stablecoins as payments, not as investments,” he said, giving […]

Policy uncertainty creates an invisible ‘tax’ on capital formation

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Key insight: Banks can price in risk and manage their way around both left-wing and right-wing administrations. But the kind of uncertainty that arises from today’s brand of politics is impossible to model. What’s at stake: The degree of uncertainty about the direction of future government policies today is far worse than what can be […]

I Thought Perimenopause Was Making Me Exhausted. It Was Sleep Apnea.

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“You have severe sleep apnea,” the doctor told me in his office while peering into his computer screen at my data. I definitely wasn’t expecting to hear that. At 48, I’d spent years assuming my exhaustion was simply a symptom of my stage of life. I was a working mom raising two school-aged children while […]