Borrower trust by design
A recent global IDC study of mortgage lenders revealed that 30% of lenders took more than four weeks to close a mortgage and that 53% of processes in underwriting and decisioning were manual. Borrowers expect faster approvals and simpler digital journeys, while lenders look for AI-led origination an
West Georgia vs. Austin Peay (24 Feb, 2027) Live Score - ESPN Philippines
West Georgia vs. Austin Peay (24 Feb, 2027) Live Score ESPN Philippines
West Georgia vs. Austin Peay (Feb 24, 2027) Live Score - ESPN
West Georgia vs. Austin Peay (Feb 24, 2027) Live Score ESPN
Georgia universities remove essay requirements as applicant numbers rise
High school seniors applying this year to two of Georgia’s most selective colleges may have it a little easier than their older brothers and sisters after the University of Georgia and Georgia Tech have both announced they will no longer require supplemental essays for applicants. “The ultimate goal
Georgia gubernatorial candidates debate data centers and Medicaid expansion
ATHENS, Ga. – Data centers and Medicaid expansion were on the menu as Georgia’s candidates for governor made their pitches to the state’s business leaders Wednesday at an annual luncheon hosted by the Georgia Chamber of Commerce. Gubernatorial candidate Rick Jackson at a Georgia Chamber event in Ath
Zillow Claims No Impact From Lawsuits, Google Initiative as Portal Posts 18% Revenue Growth
Zillow Group reported an 18% increase in second-quarter revenue Wednesday, topping its high-end forecast even as the online real estate giant posted a narrow net loss over the quarter, just one day after announcing 500 layoffs companywide. The results outpaced the overall 6% growth in the U.S. real
Atlanta forum to explore link between redlining and health equity
The Atlanta Regional Collaborative for Health Improvement (ARCHI) and Morehouse School of Medicine will host “From Redlining to Health Equity: Atlanta’s Past, Present, and Path Forward” on Friday, Aug. 7. The breakfast conversation will be held at Friendship Baptist Church, 80 Walnut St. SW, from 8:
Rural seniors face growing repair crisis with aging homes
A new Shelterforce report highlights a growing concern for older homeowners in rural America: Housing stability often depends less on affordability than on the ability to maintain aging homes. The report follows Kentucky homeowner Karen Moore, whose leaking roof eventually caused extensive structura
UWM lines up record $2.05B Ishbia–Oaktree capital raise as it posts Q2 loss
UWM Holdings Corp. is pairing the announcement of a record $2.05 billion strategic capital partnership with its second-quarter 2026 results, which show the nation’s largest mortgage lender is still leaning into growth despite higher leverage and moving into the red. In an internal memo to employees
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