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The NCAA has officially entered a new era of revenue sharing, allowing schools to pay athletes directly up to a cap, with structured oversight and enforcement through the College Sports Commission, marking a significant shift from previous unregulated NIL deals and raising questions about future legal challenges and the long-term sustainability of college sports.
The National Association of Realtors (NAR) has reached a $418 million settlement in response to antitrust cases, leading to significant changes in the real estate industry. The settlement scraps rules requiring home sellers to pay buyer broker fees, potentially reducing broker commission fees by 20 to 30 percent. This could result in a seismic shift for home buyers, who may negotiate fees with brokers or opt not to hire one. While the settlement may benefit consumers by lowering homeownership costs, it is not expected to dramatically change home prices or solve the affordability problem in the U.S.