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A cyber attack in late 2021 affected over 4 million consumers across three companies.

The report showed the gauge of prospective buyer traffic also climbed for the first time in five months, while a measure of expected sales reached a three-month high.

The enterprise is now calling for a recession to start in the second quarter of next year, with negative growth expected for the full year.

The warning follows a period in which its stock traded below a certain threshold. The company can stay listed and plans to ask for time to regain compliance.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., and other Senate Democrats urged the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency to rescind regulations or guidance that contradict the way Dodd-Frank says the OCC should deal with state consumer protection rules.

The upcoming election exposes the Federal Reserve to heightened criticism for its actions, said Brookings Institution senior fellow Sarah Binder.

From federal agencies to the states, here's what some of the top housing policy themes could be in the coming election year, according to experts.

Across the industry, the pace of branch shutdowns slowed this year. Still, large financial institutions continued to trim their physical footprints, with two super-regional banks taking the most aggressive actions.

The American Land Title Association pushed back against the move to allow attorney opinion letters in the financing of condo units and certain other properties.

Trigger leads may take a back seat to other priorities near term but growing support in both chambers for these types of bills suggests the issue has momentum.