US long-term mortgage rates fall; 30-year average below 4%
U.S. long-term mortgage rates fell for the fifth consecutive week, tipping the key 30-year loan average below 4% for the first time in nearly a year and a half.
US-China trade dispute weighing on retail sector
Pressure from the trade dispute between the U.S. and China is weighing on the retail sector, with shares of many in the industry falling in premarket trading on Thursday.
NBA stars Steph Curry, Chris Paul among top players facing stiff tax liabilities
The NBA finals between the Golden State Warriors and Toronto Raptors kick off this week.
NASCAR champ Kurt Busch buys America's heroes tickets for every race
Kurt Busch honors military with free tickets to every NASCAR race.
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NASCAR's Kurt Busch donates 100 tickets per race to veterans
NASCAR Kurt Busch on donating tickets to veterans
This NYC apartment costs $85M but it comes with a trip to space
This New York City apartment will set you back $85 million but comes with a number of perks including season tickets to the Brooklyn Nets and two tickets on a trip to space.
The bond market is getting another whiff of a recession
The scent of a possible recession is wafting through the bond market again.
Army of attorneys general say veterans deserve to have their student loans extinguished
Three attorneys generals explain why America's heroes are the most deserving group to receive debt relief.
Why You Need Enterprise-Grade Remote Access
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J.K. Rowling to release 4 new e-books on ‘Harry Potter’ and ‘rich history of magic’
J.K. Rowling’s publishing company, Pottermore Publishing, announced it would be releasing four short e-books next month on the history of magic.
Trade war escalation puts investors in a defensive stance
An unexpected escalation in the trade war between the U.S. and China jolted investors into a defensive position in May.
US agency probes effectiveness of 2014 GM seat belt recall
The U.S. government's highway safety agency is investigating whether a 5-year-old General Motors seat belt recall fixed the problem.
Target recalls 90,000 USB charging cables due to shock, fire hazards
Target recalled about 90,000 USB charging cables after receiving more than a dozen reports of the cords smoking, igniting and causing finger burns.
US economy grew at solid 3.1% rate in Q1 but economists see significant slowdown in current quarter
US economy grew at solid 3.1% rate in Q1 but economists see significant slowdown in current quarter.
Europe shares rise, Wall Street poised to open higher
Asian shares were mostly lower Thursday after another round of selling on Wall Street amid investor worries about a trade war.
Historic African free trade agreement enters into force
African leaders are celebrating the entry into force of a continental free trade agreement that creates what they call the world's largest trading market of 1.2 billion people.
Mahathir urges US to talk with China, accept its greatness
Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad is calling for talks to resolve ongoing trade dispute between Washington and Beijing and is urging the world to accept China's technological prowess.
High-tax Connecticut plagued by pension problems
Unfunded pension liabilities per capita in Connecticut are more than $32,800.