Economy

National Association of Realtors Chief Economist Lawrence Yun argued that certain policy changes could boost housing supply. The shortage of homes is keeping upward pressure on prices.

U.S. District Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk said Monday that Planned Parenthood will go to trial in a $1.8 billion lawsuit brought against the organization by the state of Texas.

The number of auto borrowers who were at least 60 days behind on their bills hit a record high in September as high borrowing costs squeeze millions of Americans.

The IRS on Friday announced that it has brought in a cumulative $160 million from its efforts to crack down on wealthy Americans evading their taxes.

A significant number of buyers are backing out of real estate deals in part because of rising borrowing rates, which are inching closer to 8%. They are currently hovering around 7.63%.

The United Auto Workers' strike against Detroit automakers Ford, General Motors and Stellantis has cost the U.S. economy more than $9 billion so far, the latest data shows.

The United Auto Workers added another Stellantis plant as a target Monday, as the union continues its ongoing strike against Detroit's Big Three automakers.

J.P. Morgan analysts are optimistic about Walgreen's newest CEO saying they are encouraged by his expertise in healthcare services like leading Cigna’s health services organization.

Consumers who shop with an in-store credit card are getting squeezed even more, according to new data that shows a spike in annual percentage rates for those who carry a balance.

Chevron Corporation is acquiring rival Hess Corporation in a $53-billion all-stock transaction that it says will upgrade and diversify its portfolio.

Searching for a new job in the final months of the year can be challenging — but hiring experts revealed tips, insights and business realities that every jobseeker should heed.

Tupperware brought on a new CEO as it tries to turn around its losses. Laurie Goldman comes to the company with having more than three decades of leadership experience.

Potential homebuyers need to earn over $114,000 to afford the typical U.S. home. That's $40,000 more than what typical U.S. households currently earn.

Compared to a few years ago, many hopeful buyers are paying higher rent and facing a higher cost of living while trying to save for a down payment on a higher-priced home.