DocuSign says the latest version of its paperless real estate transaction management platform, DocuSign for Real Estate PLUS, allows mobile users to handle deals from start to finish, and provides additional capabilities for brokerages including Salesforce integration. The update also provides ...

When Leigh Brown can’t accept new business, she routes it to two other real estate agents in her market. One agent is “good,” so she gets the “good people,” Brown said. The other? “I refer all the assholes to [her] ...

A man pretending to be a homebuyer from Florida is targeting female Realtors with lewd and suggestive phone calls and text messages, the San Antonio Board of Realtors warned members this week. The man — who has used a number ...

The Fed has affirmed its intention to “liftoff” from 0 percent. Mortgages are a slightly different story, with 30-year fixed-rate, low-fee loans in the 3.75 percent area, depending on borrower characteristics, the spread widening to the 10-year T-note ...

NEW YORK — The path to becoming a “luxury agent” isn’t always a long and arduous journey. Sometimes agents can take a quantum leap into the niche. That’s what happened with one greenhorn that Diane Ramirez, CEO of New York City-area ...

AUBURN HILLS, Mich. (AP) — Houston Rockets star James Harden has left the game against the Detroit Pistons in the second quarter with an apparent injury to his left knee area.

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Carl Djerassi, the chemist widely considered the father of the birth control pill, has died.

NEW YORK (AP) — It's Justin Timberlake's birthday, but it's another birth date that's on his mind — that of his future son or daughter.

PHOENIX (AP) — NFL rushing leader DeMarco Murray of Dallas won The Associated Press Offensive Player of the Year award for 2014, while the Arizona Cardinals swept coaching honors Saturday night.

Socceroos captain Mile Jedinak believes winning the Asian Cup will wake up a "sleeping giant" in Australia as football fights for popularity in the country. More than 76,000 fans packed Stadium Australia to watch the hosts beat South Korea 2-1 in extra time to provide a massive shot in the arm for the sport's growth Down Under. Despite large attendances, football fever was not always obvious during the Asian Cup but Jedinak said the game could now reach a new level in Australia. "You've seen how many people got out to not only this game, but every other game and even when there wasn't Australia playing they got out and supported.