Rob Sabo
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Rob Sabo has worked as a business journalist for nearly two decades and covers a broad range of business topics for The Epoch Times.
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Faced With Collections, Borrowers May Prioritize Delinquent Student Loan Repayment: Survey
July marked the fifth consecutive month in which close to one-third of all borrowers were seriously delinquent on their student loans.
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US New-Home Sales Rise 20.5 Percent in August as Mortgage Rates Ease
Rates for a 30-year fixed mortgage dipped to 6.34 percent last week.
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Home Flippers’ Profit Margins Drop to 17-Year Low as Costs Climb: Report
Georgia remains a hotbed of flipping activity.
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Oracle Promotes 2 Longtime Insiders as Co-CEOs to Drive Cloud and AI Growth
Safra Catz steps aside as CEO after a decade, moving into a vice chair role, while Clay Magouyrk and Mike Sicilia are promoted to steer Oracle’s next phase.
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Gen Z Students Leading Wave of Enrollment in Trade Schools: Market Report
Gen Z’s enrollment at trade schools spiked 1,421 percent over the past eight years, according to a report.
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Waymo Partners With Via to Add Robotaxis to Phoenix Suburb’s Public Transit
Riders in Chandler, Ariz., will be able to hail an autonomous vehicle this fall, with multiple riders sharing cars on routes tailored to passenger demand.
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BWXT Wins $1.5 Billion DOE Contract to Resume Domestic Uranium Enrichment
Enriched uranium produced at BWXT’s Tennessee pilot plant will be used to power nuclear-fueled submarines and aircraft carriers.
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US Credit Scores Dip as Loan Delinquencies Rise
Americans’ credit scores averaged 715 despite higher utilization and delinquencies, a ‘good’ score still viewed as acceptable by most lenders.
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Eli Lilly Plans $5 Billion Virginia Facility to Expand US Drug Production
The plant will be Eli Lilly’s first fully integrated drug product site and part of its $50 billion in domestic capital commitments since 2020.
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Faced With Collections, Borrowers May Prioritize Delinquent Student Loan Repayment: Survey
July marked the fifth consecutive month in which close to one-third of all borrowers were seriously delinquent on their student loans.
|
US New-Home Sales Rise 20.5 Percent in August as Mortgage Rates Ease
Rates for a 30-year fixed mortgage dipped to 6.34 percent last week.
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Home Flippers’ Profit Margins Drop to 17-Year Low as Costs Climb: Report
Georgia remains a hotbed of flipping activity.
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Oracle Promotes 2 Longtime Insiders as Co-CEOs to Drive Cloud and AI Growth
Safra Catz steps aside as CEO after a decade, moving into a vice chair role, while Clay Magouyrk and Mike Sicilia are promoted to steer Oracle’s next phase.
|
Gen Z Students Leading Wave of Enrollment in Trade Schools: Market Report
Gen Z’s enrollment at trade schools spiked 1,421 percent over the past eight years, according to a report.
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Waymo Partners With Via to Add Robotaxis to Phoenix Suburb’s Public Transit
Riders in Chandler, Ariz., will be able to hail an autonomous vehicle this fall, with multiple riders sharing cars on routes tailored to passenger demand.
|
BWXT Wins $1.5 Billion DOE Contract to Resume Domestic Uranium Enrichment
Enriched uranium produced at BWXT’s Tennessee pilot plant will be used to power nuclear-fueled submarines and aircraft carriers.
|
US Credit Scores Dip as Loan Delinquencies Rise
Americans’ credit scores averaged 715 despite higher utilization and delinquencies, a ‘good’ score still viewed as acceptable by most lenders.
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Eli Lilly Plans $5 Billion Virginia Facility to Expand US Drug Production
The plant will be Eli Lilly’s first fully integrated drug product site and part of its $50 billion in domestic capital commitments since 2020.
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