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Sen. Elizabeth Warren sent letters questioning Compass’s partnership with MRED to create a private listing network that she says could obscure days-on-market and price history, raise costs, and reduce buyer access. She cites a Zillow study showing MLS sales sold about $4,975 less than off-MLS. Compass declined comment; MRED said it would explain the MLS’s role.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren sent a letter to Compass CEO Robert Reffkin and Midwest Real Estate Data (MRED) CEO Rebecca Jensen raising concerns that their April partnership to distribute Compass Private Exclusives nationwide via the Chicago MLS could create a two-tier housing market and increase fair housing and antitrust risks. MRED said it will discuss fair housing and data quality; Compass declined comment. Zillow sued over listing access.

US stock indices eased after early gains, with crude oil sliding to a 3-week low. WTI fell as reports said the US, Iran and Oman were nearing an interim Strait of Hormuz reopening deal, while Saudi Aramco said Houthi threats have not yet hit Red Sea crude exports. Bloomberg Intelligence projects Q2 earnings up about 23% and AI to drive much of S&P 500 EPS growth; markets price a 55% chance of a 25 bp Fed hike.

Oil prices fell after Axios said the US, Iran and Oman were nearing an interim deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Houthi threats to escalate attacks on Saudi tankers and Trump’s comments added volatility. Bloomberg Intelligence expects Q2 earnings up about 23% and 86% of 387 S&P 500 firms beat estimates. Markets also priced rate-hike odds for the FOMC and ECB.

Stocks rose as strong Q2 earnings expectations supported the S&P 500 hitting a new record high. Bloomberg Intelligence projects Q2 earnings up about 23% and AI spending driving nearly 60% of EPS growth. Of 372 S&P 500 firms reporting, 86% beat estimates, per Bloomberg. The article also cites company movers and rate-hike odds for the FOMC and ECB.

Compass International Holdings’ CEO Robert Reffkin and other executives met with about 200 NYC agents on July 22 to discuss a “Fall Marketing Playbook,” including instructing agents to delist listings from StreetEasy starting in August, according to The Real Deal. Compass said the goal is fall-market strategy; StreetEasy criticized the approach. Compass also cited its fight with Zillow on earnings calls and after its $1.6B Anywhere acquisition.

Compass Inc. (COMP) shares rose about 5.44% after the company reported Q2 revenue of $4.31B versus $4.11B consensus and Q2 EPS of $0.11. Compass guided Q3 revenue to $3.85B to $4.05B and adjusted EBITDA to $275M to $305M. UBS raised its COMP price target to $17 from $12.

Compass Inc. (NYSE: COMP) shares rose about 5.44% after the company reported Q2 results. According to the article, Q2 revenue was $4.31B versus $4.11B consensus, with EPS $0.11. Q3 guidance was $3.85B to $4.05B revenue and adjusted EBITDA $275M to $305M. UBS raised its COMP price target to $17 from $12.

COMPASS Pathways plc reported Q2 2026 results with a basic and diluted loss of $1.88 per share, versus a Wall Street expectation of a $0.41 loss. The company posted a net loss of $253.8M, widening from a year-ago $0.41 per-share loss. Analysts show 14 buys and 2 holds, with no sells.

Realtracs, a Tennessee MLS, and Zillow reached a new licensing agreement after Realtracs threatened to cut off Zillow’s listing feed. Realtracs says the deal ensures uninterrupted distribution, defines approved uses including AI, preserves access to Zillow tools, and requires Zillow to notify the MLS if it bans listings. The dispute is linked to federal court cases involving MRED, Compass and Zillow.