Wagons Aren't Dead. Just Ask Subaru.

If the Subaru Outback went back to its wagon roots, took on a slightly lower profile, and took on a more angular sporty facade, you'd get the company's latest concept the new Viziv Tourer. Subaru has been introducing Viziv concept cars since 2013, all of which typically give a hint at where the automaker
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Queensland's housing market has dipped over the past year but it continues to boom on the Gold Coast. Here and the Sunshine Coast were the only two regions to see both houses and units go up in value. According to CoreLogic, in the year to December units on the Gold Coast went up in price by
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Shares of American International Group Inc (NYSE:AIG) will begin trading ex-dividend in 6 days. To qualify for the dividend check of $0.32 per share, investors must have owned the shares prior to 14 March 2018, which is the last day the company's management will finalize their list of shareholders to
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Texas home sales volume and home prices reached all-time highs for the third year in a row, according to the 2017 Texas Real Estate Year in Review report released today by the Texas Association of Realtors. “Despite the devastation of Hurricane Harvey, the Texas housing market had a very strong
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Toronto-Dominion Bank (NYSE:TD), better known as TD Bank, could be a great bank to add to your portfolio for several reasons. For example, did you know that TD Bank has paid dividends since before the Civil War? In this clip, host Michael Douglass and banking specialist Matt Frankel discuss why
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With Hugh Hefner's death in 2017, the Playboy Mansion was officially no longer a part of the company he founded. Neighbor Daren Metropoulos bought the estate in August 2016 for $100 million—with the stipulation that Hefner would be allowed to live there for the rest of his life. But despite fears
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The company claims its solution represents a “reimagining” of the digital mortgage process because it brings together all parties involved – lenders, borrowers, Real Estate agents, appraisers, home inspectors, title insurance firms, notaries, etc. – on a single, highly configurable, secure, any-device
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The Open Banking Implementation Entity group is delivering Open Banking and they have a mandate from Competition Markets Authority and HM Treasury. They defined, in order to improve financial services and competition, a set of standards to make it easier for retail customers to move bank accounts
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Did you know the U.S. Department of Agriculture offers guaranteed loans to purchase eligible* single family homes? The USDA offers government-backed mortgage assistance as part of its Residential Development program to promote affordable housing. Whether you're a first-time or repeat buyer,
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The National Collegiate Athletic Association earned $1.06 billion in revenue last year, eclipsing the $1 billion mark for the first time as the governing body defends its business model in court. It's a 6.6 percent jump from fiscal 2016, in which the Indianapolis-based organization made $996 million,
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Boeing Co. is expected to once again miss the key deadline for the contract on its KC-46 refueling tanker, the U.S. Air Force said. Boeing's program schedule continues to show that it plans to deliver the first 18 tankers, two spare engines and nine sets of wing-mounted refueling pods by October, which is
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Kashiwa Sato sees the world through icons, and just about anything can be an icon, the leading Japanese designer told the Brainstorm Design conference in Singapore on Wednesday. “The purpose of branding is to create a strong identity. A strong identity is an icon. I've created many icons over the
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The longer the period of the moving average, the smoother the price movement is. Longer moving averages are used to isolate long-term trends. Apollo Commercial Real Estate Finance, Inc. (ARI) stock was most active stock of Wall Street Market on Tuesday. Apollo Commercial Real Estate Finance, Inc.
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A group of 21 youths who accuse the U.S. government of failing for decades to properly address climate change defeated the Trump administration's attempt to keep the dispute out of court. The U.S. Court of Appeals in San Francisco ruled Wednesday that a novel and sweeping case, which the Obama
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Gary Cohn's departure from the White House won't end the bull market, at least not yet. The S&P 500 Index stormed back from losses of almost 1 percent to end little changed, as investors heeded a strategy that's worked more often than not during the nearly nine-year bull run: Buy the dip. This time the
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When the U.S. government waves the flag of patriotism and national interest, Broadcom Ltd. tries to wave it even harder. The company that wants to buy computer-chip maker Qualcomm Inc. got a dose of unwanted news earlier this week. The committee that reviews foreign corporations' acquisitions of
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US listed Genworth Financial is in the crosshairs of local equity capital markets bankers, with an eye on its controlling stake in local offshoot Genworth Mortgage Insurance Australia. While a sell down after an almost 26 per cent drop in the ASX group's stock so far this year may appear to be a fire sale,
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Frontline shipping and logistics company Fortune Global has urged the Federal Government to develop the capacity of indigenous logistics operators so they can be better placed to favourably compete in the global market. Chief Executive Officer of the company, Eric Opah, said in a recent chat with
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HO CHI MINH CITY, Vietnam–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Executives from American Lending Center (ALC) – a subsidiary of Regional Centers Holding Group – this week traveled to Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, to participate in the Ho Chi Minh City EB-5 Expo, a two-day networking and educational event hosted
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Africa's strong start to the year in the Eurobond market shows little sign of abating. On Tuesday, Senegal became the continent's fourth sovereign in succession to attract $10 billion or more of orders when it sold $2.2 billion of euro- and dollar-denominated securities. The West African nation followed
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