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The stock market has historically delivered strong returns following midterm elections, regardless of which party wins. But this year’s economic...
After America’s three biggest wireless carriers reportedly rejected his proposal, Musk is exploring a surprising new route into the $235 billion...
After decades of progress, colorectal cancer diagnoses are hitting new highs. Recent research reveals a troubling shift, showing which demographics...
New research shows GLP-1 users are cutting spending on certain foods while spending more on fitness, supplements, and clothing, creating a major shift...
Emerging research suggests that microscopic pollutants may penetrate brain tissue and contribute to changes associated with Alzheimer’s disease and...
The sports world is a laboratory for developing new tech and understanding the human body in ways that can aid with injury prevention or recovery.
A record share of outstanding mortgages originated during the pandemic-era low-rate period, leaving millions of homeowners reluctant to sell as...
A new National Retail Federation survey reveals what Americans actually want to unwrap this year, and the top choice might surprise you.
A surprisingly steep decline in September homebuying activity suggests the housing slowdown could stretch well beyond 2026.
Atlanta, Denver, San Antonio, and five other major metro areas are approaching a tipping point as the housing market continues to shift away from...
Researchers predict nearly 25 million people worldwide could develop dementia each year by 2050, with two groups facing disproportionately high rates.
AI developers are paying businesses for access to employee-generated data, with some deals reaching seven figures while the workers who created the...
New research reveals that younger shoppers are putting more of their everyday spending toward restaurants, fitness, and entertainment while showing...
Homes, cars, kids, retirement, vacations, and even pets add up to millions more than many Americans will earn during their working years.
Many mortgage costs don’t shrink along with the size of the loan, giving lenders less incentive to originate smaller mortgages.
Nearly 1 in 5 hiring professionals say confirming whether they’re interviewing a person rather than AI has become a top challenge.
New Treasury regulations allow eligible children to be automatically enrolled, though parents will still need to claim the accounts to take full...
A Facebook Marketplace buyer arrived at a seller’s home after Meta’s Muse AI agent handled the deal and shared pickup information.
Automakers will face significantly lower fuel economy requirements as the administration argues that the change will reduce new-car prices.
Speaking at the Fast Company Innovation Festival, a panel of experts shared how parents can navigate tech and prepare their kids for the future.
DoorDash reached a landmark agreement after some New York City delivery workers were underpaid or received their money late.
An investigation found problems with how Google collected and retained location information that could reveal highly personal details about users.
The network is considering how Disney’s intellectual property and massive reach could bring additional fans to its first Super Bowl broadcast.
At the Fast Company Innovation Festival, CEO Kelly Blair laid out the platform’s ambitions beyond adult content, from streaming to financial services.
A new Realtor.com ranking grades America’s 100 largest metros on affordability and homebuilding. These 10 came out on top.
CEO George Arison wants the entire dating app to become ‘AI native,’ from figuring out who you might like to deciding which messages deserve your...
The fate of the 55-year-old performing arts venue reportedly hinges on whether Trump’s name is added back to its facade.
Some of America’s most affordable college towns still have median asking prices barely above $100,000.
Advocates say workers have reported similar problems obtaining pregnancy accommodations as Amazon faces a new nationwide class action.
Health and wellness features have overtaken saving money and conserving energy as a top purchase motivator for homeowners.
The Italian pasta giant has agreed to acquire GOODLES, the buzzy boxed mac and cheese brand that hit store shelves just over four years ago.
Small extra payments can shorten your loan and cut interest costs, but your mortgage may be the cheapest debt you have.
With retirement budgets under pressure, a new ranking compares U.S. cities on costs, healthcare, quality of life and activities.
Wealthier buyers remain active while affordability pressures increasingly push entry-level shoppers out of the market entirely.
Disney is reshaping some of its most recognizable areas as new rides, expansions, and a major Tomorrowland overhaul move forward.
The little-known affiliate marketing practice can give companies credit for sales they didn’t generate, potentially taking commissions from others.
A bipartisan bill would double the capital gains tax exclusion for home sellers, a move supporters say could convince more owners to put their homes...
While many sellers nationwide are accepting discounts, nearly every top-ranked zip code continues to spark bidding wars.
A new Redfin report finds Americans need to earn nearly $110,000 a year to comfortably afford the typical home—about $22,000 more than the median...
Researchers linked regular artificial sweetener consumption to faster declines in memory, thinking, and verbal fluency among adults under 60.
New underwriting requirements could add extra reviews and paperwork before many condo mortgages are approved.
The organization says type O blood has dropped to less than a one-day supply, raising concerns about surgeries, trauma care and emergency treatment.
A major study of more than 130,000 people found one daily habit was linked to significantly lower odds of developing liver cancer.
The Consumer Product Safety Commission is seeking detailed information about emergency room patients as it dramatically expands a decades-old...
The payout covers certain customers who were unintentionally enrolled in Prime or unsuccessfully tried to cancel their memberships.
Analysts say companies with overseas manufacturing face greater exposure if the administration follows through with tariffs of up to 200%.
Florida, Colorado, and several Southern metros are giving buyers more leverage than they’ve had in years as inventory improves and prices soften.
The new service is designed for hedge funds, trading firms and developers seeking instant access to Truth Social posts as they are published.
National rents have declined for 35 straight months, but local construction is creating dramatically different outcomes across the country.
A new Stanford study finds climate-related infrastructure projects could cause residential water expenses to double in some parts of the U.S.