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Political instability and rising insurance premiums will be the biggest challenges for the real estate market in 2025.The Real Estate Counselors (CRE) annual report cited by the National Association of Realtors (NAR) highlights the growing pressures on the industry, from geopolitical tensions to technological disruption. The real estate sector is expressing cautious optimism following recent interest rate cuts and hopes for a soft economic landing. But headwinds persist, particularly with the upcoming election cycle affecting more than 70 countries. Don’t miss: “Over 70 countries will hold elections next year, with the potential to shake up an already volatile geopolitical landscape,…

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Budapest, October 30 (.) – The Hungarian economy is in a technical recession, with gross domestic product (GDP) declining year-on-year for two consecutive quarters: 0.7% in the past three months and 0.2% in the previous year. The Central Statistics Office (KSH) reported this quarter on Tuesday of this week. According to KSH, the rate of decline in the third quarter of this year was 0.7% compared to the same period last year, and 0.7% compared to the previous three months. The agency said the year-on-year decline in GDP was due to sectors such as agriculture, industry and construction, which account…

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in this storyMichael Hunter, an Atlanta-based real estate marketing expert and Apple (AAPL+0.11%) power user, watches Apple’s new Apple Intelligence feature evolve from promising to problematic. I’ve seen it. A month after the initial release of iOS 18.1 through its developer account, Hunter was impressed with the system’s enhanced Siri functionality and responsiveness.CEO says audience will be the main beneficiary of AI in the media industryBut after updating to the iOS 18.2 beta last week, his enthusiasm waned. “This has to be the buggy deployment Apple has ever done,” said Hunter, who uses Siri on a collection of 20 Apple…

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ETFs targeting the tech sector saw significant inflows last month, even as concerns about overconcentration in the Magnificent 7 stocks continue to grow.The iShares S&P 500 Information Technology Sector UCITS ETF (IUIT) saw inflows of $376 million last month, while the iShares MSCI Europe Information Technology Sector UCITS ETF (ESIT) saw inflows of $214 million. did.The growing inflows into tech ETFs are in stark contrast to growing concerns about concentration risk associated with the rapid growth of the Magnificent 7 stocks, which now account for nearly a third of the S&P 500’s total market capitalization. .This is evidenced in Morningstar’s…

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TikTok’s financial tags have become the go-to for financial advice and side hustle tips. But will brands be able to jump through the red tape to compete with creators? On The Drum’s financial and utility focus, Redpill’s Lija Rahman says…maybe.#FinTok is the core tag of TikTok’s huge and growing community of financial creators, engaging millions of users and garnering over 500 million views.Gen Z clearly wants financial literacy. This presents a huge opportunity for financial brands looking to reach the next generation of customers, but how can they engage with TikTok effectively (and responsibly)? Powered by AI Explore FAQ #Rise…

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If elected, Donald Trump plans to carry out “the largest deportation operation in American history.” In the wake of backlash over Joe Biden’s border policies, Kamala Harris has accepted the need to maintain border restrictions and limits on asylum seekers. But neither candidate captures the reality of immigration in the United States.American consumers have become accustomed to cheap goods and services, and the economic rationale for large-scale immigration has largely been avoided. For countries that rely on mobile, low-cost labor, the loss of migrant workers could lead to lower productivity and new price inflation pressures.”It would be an economic disaster…

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Earlier this year, watchdogs and technologists warned that artificial intelligence would spread misinformation through deepfakes and personalized political ad campaigns, disrupting the 2024 U.S. election. Such concerns are widespread, with a recent Pew poll finding that more than half of American adults are “very or very concerned” about AI’s negative impact on elections. But with the election just a week away, fears that it will be derailed or dictated by AI now appear to be exaggerated. Political deepfakes have been shared across social media, but they were just one part of a massive misinformation campaign. The U.S. intelligence community said…

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Robert C. Williams’ great-grandmother made sure he attended school. “My story is that I always loved going to school and I had to go to school,” Williams recalled.However, he “joined the wrong crowd” and began to lose interest in the course, wondering how it fit into his future. He says he was on the verge of dropping out of Edison High School in 1980, when he got back on track to graduate, and his life’s path was set by Philadelphia Academy, a program started in the school district just over a decade earlier. That’s what it means. ,Co., LtdWilliams attended…

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Vertiv names Scott Armul as head of global portfolio and business units Scheduled to be appointed as Executive Vice President on January 1, 2025. Vertiv (NYSE: VRT), a global provider of critical digital infrastructure and continuity solutions, announced today that, effective January 1, 2025, Scott Armul will lead the Global Portfolio and Business Unit reporting to Giordano (Gio), Vertiv CEO. announced that he will be promoted to executive vice president. ) Albertazzi. Armul will focus on driving a growth-oriented global portfolio strategy as Vertiv continues to expand its services to meet evolving industry and customer needs in an increasingly demanding…

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BALTIMORE — A financial assistance program for renters in Baltimore is partnering with an organization accused of facilitating illegal immigration into the United States.Baltimore City’s Rental Assistance Program, an initiative of the city’s Office of Children and Family Success (MOCFS), resumed accepting application submissions this month. The project is accepting applications until November 19th for financial assistance to cover rent, pay security deposits, and prevent evictions.Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott touted the initiative as an innovative safety net for residents facing eviction and homelessness.“Rental assistance like this is a critical tool to support some of Baltimore’s most vulnerable residents and prevent…

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