Rocket Mortgage and Amrock, Rocket’s title and settlement company, are offering buyouts to 8 percent of its workforce while Wells Fargo confirmed with Inman that it laid off employees last week.
Source: Inman News
Rocket and Wells Fargo eye buyouts and layoffs in face of rising rates
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