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Coming off an earnings report two days ago that showed his company with $2.3 billion in cash, Rocket Companies CEO Jay Farner predicted in an interview that the country is heading for a recession.
DETROIT (WXYZ) — Jay Farner, the CEO of Rocket Companies, announced he will retire later this year after nearly three decades with the company. The announcement ...
You can understand Jay Farner’s frustration: Rocket Companies just had the most productive quarter in the history of residential mortgage lending. It thumped competitors with a record $89 billion in ...
Jay Farner has been CEO since 2017. Farner also stepped down immediately from the board of directors. Company hired outside firm to assist with CEO search. Updated 1:15 p.m. ET Chief Executive Officer ...
Rocket Companies Inc (NYSE:RKT) announced Monday that CEO Jay Farner will step down from his position in June after more than 27 years with the company. Rocket's C-Suite Changes: When Farner steps ...
Rocket Companies Inc RKT announced a partnership with Salesforce.com Inc CRM to make the company's mortgage origination technology available to banks, credit unions and other financial institutions ...
Good day, and welcome to the Rocket Companies, Incorporated. First Quarter 2022 Earnings Call. All participants will be in listen-only mode. [Operator Instructions]. Please note this event is being ...
After 27 years at the company, Rocket Companies CEO Jay Farner is blasting off to retirement on June 1, the Detroit Free press reported. William Emerson, who served as the mortgage lender’s CEO for 15 ...
Rocket Companies CEO Jay Farner will retire June 1 and be replaced on an interim basis by the mortgage lender's former chief executive, William Emerson, the publicly traded company announced Monday.