Rulemaking for social media postponed again

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NAR backing sponsor Gary Miller's reelection bid

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Modern economies cannot grow without credit

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The spotlight once again falls on the "too big to fail" debate. JPMorgan Chase has now lost $3 billion and counting. Has the financial industry learned nothing since 2008? We talk to one lucky guy who won $51,000 in a gameshow. He'd better not forget Uncle Sam's piece of the jackpot. And whatever you do, if you Yahoo, don't do what the company's CEO did. We learn why you don't want to pad your resume. Plus, meet the latest breed of commuter: the super-commuter.

So what happened in the first day of trading of Facebook's stocks? We cover the details in this week's Weekly Wrap. Meanwhile, Hewlett-Packard is laying off 30,000 of its employees, and Walmart shares are on the rise. Kai Ryssdal talks to millionaire venture capitalist Nick Hanauer about his TED talk on wealth inequality. And reporter Krissy Clark looks into whether private companies are well-suited to providing public aid.

Matt Dollinger to help listing portal strengthen ties to MLSs, brokers, agents

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Realtor Notebook

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Rally in nation's capital draws 15,000

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Thirst for bonds shows growing fear that recovery is in jeopardy

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Improvise, and your results are hit or miss at best

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Minnesota-based Title-1 operates independently

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According to the latest Gallup polls, one presidential candidate has a nine-point edge in American opinion of who would best fix the U.S. economy. Meanwhile, it looks like JPMorgan's recent bad bet could be costing the company more than just $2 billion. Pinterest has become the latest social company to get a billion-dollar valuation. The U.S. Census made it official today: minority families are having more children than whites -- and businesses are getting ready. We also hear about the booming economy in Mongolia, how a band is fighting back against Ticketmaster's steep fees and the Euro Challenge competition.

Letter to the Editor

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RealtyTrac: Short sales on track to overtake REOs in California, Arizona

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Firm may get both sides of deal when buyer is unrepresented

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Letter to the Editor

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Make every action contribute to your bottom line, and beneficial to your client

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ERA study looks at demographic challenges facing real estate brokerage industry

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Real Trends 500 grew 2011 transaction sides, sales volume

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