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NBC News Top Stories | Zillow CEO Jeremy Wacksman is preparing for the next revolution in real estate by Jason Abbruzzese, Christine Romans AI generated summary, Read the full article for complete information. Zillow CEO Jeremy Wacksman, who has been with the company since 2009, says the next revolution in real estate will be driven by AI‑enhanced tools that make home‑buying more transparent, efficient and personalized. While traditional factors like “location, location, location” and macro‑economic basics such as supply, demand and mortgage rates remain unchanged, Zillow is building software that lets buyers browse, favorite, schedule tours, meet agents and complete offers—all within the app—using features like AI‑powered virtual staging, drone video tours and an “AI mode” that leverages the firm’s extensive data. The surge in proptech investment, including AI and blockchain startups, shows strong industry interest, but Wacksman cautions that AI can also create misleading synthetic images, so Zillow emphasizes clear disclosures to protect buyers and comply with fair‑housing regulations. Read more: https://www.nbcnews.com/business/ceo-interviews/zillow-ceo-wacksman-real-estate-ai-innovation-rcna345184 #JeremyWacksman #Zillow #AI #proptech #fairhousing

Variety | NBC News Aims to Steer Business Coverage Beyond Stocks, Bonds by Brian Steinberg AI generated summary, Read the full article for complete information. NBC News is rolling out a new “Business in America” initiative that moves its business reporting beyond traditional stock‑market coverage, featuring in‑depth interviews with CEOs of major consumer‑impact companies such as Nike, General Motors, Zillow and Barnes & Noble. The series—shaped by audience research showing a demand for clear, non‑partisan explanations of rapid market‑wide changes in technology, retail and health care—will be distributed across “Today,” “NBC Nightly News,” NBC News Now, the network’s subscription app and social platforms. NBCUniversal News Group chairman Cesar Conde highlighted the audience’s appetite for direct insight from corporate leaders, and the effort follows NBC News’ recent split from CNBC’s business unit. Veteran reporter Christine Romans has been named chief business correspondent to anchor a new two‑hour live‑stream program, while the first segment featured Craig Melvin interviewing Nike CEO Elliott Hill, with upcoming episodes slated with Zillow’s Jeremy Wacksman and Barnes & Noble’s James Daunt. Read more: https://variety.com/2026/tv/news/nbc-news-business-beyond-stocks-bonds-cesar-conde-1236743902/ #NBCNews #Nike #GeneralMotors #Zillow #CesarConde #ChristineRomans #JoannaStern #CraigMelvin #ElliottHill #CNBC #JeremyWacksman #JamesDaunt