Florida at the Front of a New House Foreclosure Cycle
Foreclosure activity is climbing again in the U.S., not as a repeat of the 2008 crisis, but as a clear sign that the housing market
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Markets Pause for Reflection as MLK Day is Observed
U.S. financial markets are closed today in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, a federal holiday honoring the life and enduring legacy of Dr.
Bidding for Power, Tech Firms Tackle Rising Electricity Bills
Power costs in the PJM Interconnection region have climbed sharply in recent years, driven largely by the rapid growth of data centers that support artificial
Verizon Handles Outage with $20 Customer Credits
Cell networks form the backbone of modern life, connecting calls, texts, and data for millions every day. On January 14, 2026, Verizon Communications Inc. (NYSE:
Family Offices Watch Closely as the President Targets Institutional Homebuyers
Private investment firms that manage the wealth of ultra-rich families are studying what President Trump’s latest housing proposal might mean for them. The proposal, aimed
Warren Buffett’s Final Gift to Charity
Warren Buffett, the investor many call the Oracle of Omaha, has spent decades building one of the world’s largest fortunes. At 95 years old, he
Why Taiwan Is Betting $250 Billion on U.S. Chipmaking
The United States and Taiwan have quietly entered a new phase in their economic relationship, and semiconductors sit at the center of it. At its
Why Dos Equis is Going Back to its Greatest Advertising Hit, The Most Interesting Man
For much of the past decade, Mexican beer looked like one of the surest bets in the U.S. alcohol business, helped by changing demographics, a
