A multiyear legal battle reaches its conclusion, with the lending giant admitting no wrongdoing but making FHA whole on 0.2% of loan moneys
The MLS tech vendor's chief legal counsel Arnold Pinkston has taken a new job in the healthcare manufacturing industry, where he previously worked
The Department of Justice is reportedly demanding CoreLogic and other MLS vendors hand over information related to buyer broker commissions
'It's sort of a free-for-all,' one speaker said at Tuesday's Council of Multiple Listing Services event in Washington, DC. 'We have people coming in and looting in the industry.'
Two former executives of the financial services company have been sentenced to jail time for their roles in the scheme
The settlement ends a federal lawsuit accusing the mortgage company of illegally foreclosing on 6 homes
The 10-year-old settlement between the Justice Department and the National Association of Realtors is no more. Are online listings at risk?
The real estate giant balked at Upstream's 'unreasonable restrictions' on listing data and CAR's 'refusal to negotiate'
Real estate trade group condemns tech giant for the same practices its member agents and brokers engage in
The final date to submit comments on the industry's competitiveness to the US Department of Justice and Federal Trade Commission is Tuesday
Daniel Castro of the Information Technology & Innovation Foundation and Scott Petronis of eXp Realty hashed out what open data means in real estate last week at ICSF
MLSs also request FTC and DOJ not use them to publicize commission rates
Panels covered listing data tech, brokerage business models and government regulations
Other topics from the morning panel included iBuyers and how portals are changing the industry
The FTC and DOJ are convening bigwigs from Zillow, Redfin and more to evaluate the state of listings and competition. The findings could shape the industry's future