Investors pushed shares in the Dallas-based mortgage loan servicer to a new high on Friday as executives in a Q4 earnings call said they’ll keep investing in technology that boosts efficiency.
Source: Inman News
Mr. Cooper now collects payments on $1T in mortgages amid big Q4
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