Figure Technologies Sees Surge in Non-Accrual Loans in Q1

Figure Technologies: Balance in Non-Accrual Status Skyrockets as Figure Takes Troubled Loans onto Balance Sheet

Figure Technologies (FIGR), known for its fast-growing home equity line of credit (HELOC) origination business, reported a sharp spike in non-accrual loans on its balance sheet for the first quarter of the year, a signal that the credit quality of the loans originated by the company’s automated system may be weaker than expected

Live Nation: Judge Hears Arguments on Motions to Set Aside Jury Verdict; Remedies Phase Remains on Hold

Live Nation Entertainment (LYV) was back in a Manhattan courtroom on Friday, seeking to persuade a federal judge to set aside a jury verdict in April that found that the company operates an illegal...

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Labor Weekly: Upstart Rideshare Firms Challenge Uber-Lyft Dominance; New Jersey Reaches Settlement With Trucking Firm Over Driver Misclassification; Sonderling, DOL Secretary Nominee, Advances Out of Committee

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Figure Technologies: Balance in Non-Accrual Status Skyrockets as Figure Takes Troubled Loans onto Balance Sheet

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