“Show, don’t tell,” has always been a guiding rule for writers. Now it’s also the advice being given to home appraisers as the industry comes to terms with its own biases.

Fourteen-hour workdays followed by late-night dancing at Phebe’s Tavern and Grill, the notorious intern bar. Coffee with the boss on JPMorgan Chase & Co.’s ground floor. Impromptu rooftop gatherings with colleagues. Analysts shouting stock prices across a busy trading floor.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau asked a federal judge to revive portions of its 2017 payday lending regulations that restricted lender access to borrower bank accounts to collect payments.

A SPAC that announces a deal and trades to $10.15 is not going to get all that much enthusiasm, but nor is it going to attract hordes of Robinhood traders who just forget to vote. Churchill Capital Corp. IV did attract those hordes, and they did forget to vote, but eventually it was able to track them down and point out that it was in their best interests to vote.

The European Central Bank said it will lift a cap on how much lenders can return to shareholders with dividends and share buybacks, while urging them to remain cautious given uncertainty in the pandemic.

Goldman, Sachs & Co. wants a federal court in New York to decertify a class of female associates and vice presidents who allege their gender caused them to get lower performance reviews, saying they lack standing without their prospective relief claims.