Pandemic hotspots like Austin and Denver are cooling the quickest.: Kelsey Neubauer
Sales volume and home price growth have both declined since their peaks earlier this year.
KFC pub opens in London with chicken delivered to tables: Photos: Grace Dean
KFC opened its first-ever pub, "The Colonel's Arms," on Friday in Hammersmith. It's adorned with chicken wallpaper and framed photos of the Colonel.
Why faulty streetlights are turning cities purple — and why it's worrisome: Adam Rogers
Streetlights in a bunch of major cities are turning purple. Is it just a fluke — or a warning of the chaos to come?
PRESENTING: The 30 rising stars of real estate in 2022: Robert Davis, Dan Latu, Jordan Pandy, Kelsey Neubauer, Alcynna Lloyd, James Rodriguez, Alex Nicoll, Daniel Geiger, Alexandra York, Jennifer Ortakales Dawkins
Young leaders 35 and under at big-name firms and boundary-pushing startups are tackling challenges from housing unaffordability to the climate crisis.
Kanye West says he owes the IRS $50 million in taxes: Cheryl Teh
The rapper said he found out how much he owed the IRS, then went to his "CFOs" to try to find out if not paying the sum would be "tax evasion."
What is China's 'zero-COVID' policy that has prompted mass protests?: Erin Snodgrass
The country has one of the strictest Covid-19 approaches in the world, with tens of millions living under some lockdown and strict testing regiments.
Trump Org. rests tax-fraud case on sour note in NYC: Laura Italiano
Trump's real-estate company rested its defense case in a Manhattan tax fraud trial, after getting scolded by the judge for an 11th-hour evidence dump.
Stock market outlook: Equities to fall 25% in 2023, Deutsche Bank says: Morgan Chittum
Deutsche Bank sees the stock market plunging 25% as a recession hits, but recovering by year-end 2023.
Musk slams Tesla founder in response to tweet about company's origin: Grace Kay
Elon Musk's role in Tesla's early history has been a point of contention. Eberhard has sued Musk, alleging libel because Musk says he's a founder.
Employees are using job offers to win big raises from their employers: Aki Ito
With inflation eating into salaries, employees are securing job offers to force their bosses to bump up their pay. Welcome to the Great Raise-ignition.