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Will the labor market be able to sustain the solid job growth it experienced in the last three months of 2015?

Black Knight Financial Services (BKFS) has announced that it after completing its year-end loan processing, the firm successfully completed the processing of a record 44 million loans for 65 clients for the full year 2015 for loans services.

The newest business feature of the single-family rental market is comprised of large investors—backed by private equity—that use a buy-to-rent strategy, but how does this size up compared to traditional, professionally-manged apartment complexes and will these businesses last?

Millions of underwater borrowers lowered their payments through HARP. Why are many of them leaving the program now?

The central bank announced three "severely adverse" economic situations to test the nation's largest banks.

The SEC sued six former GSE executives in 2011 over subprime mortgage fraud. The other five have all reached settlements; why is Mudd taking his case all the way to trial?

Ocwen Financial Corporation and the City of Milwaukee have announced an initiative to provide substantial assistance to homeowners in Milwaukee who want to keep and repair their homes, according to an announcement from Ocwen.

A perceived lack of transparency on the part of the Federal Reserve is expected to be a major topic discussed when Chairman Janet Yellen testifies before Congress on February 10.

Distressed sales have been steadily falling since hitting their peak in 2009. Now that the backlog of foreclosures and REO properties has been clearing for years, how is this affecting business?

Rosenberg & Associates has announced that two of its attorneys, John A. Ansell III and Brett C. Beehler, have been promoted to partner.