The annual rate of new-home sales was 670,000 in January, up from 625,000 in December.

A survey of consumer sentiment rose in early February to a 13-month high of 67, suggesting somewhat greater optimism about the economy among U.S. households.

‘I owe about $200k on my home in Northern California worth $600k. It will be more property and home than we can physically handle within 6 years.’

Tougher economic times can force companies to grow up, and Block Inc. is winning praise for heeding the call.

Nvidia’s stock has been a massive outperformer lately, and the company’s latest results suggest to some analysts that the name is not done running up.

The Biden administration, in coordination with its G-7 allies, on Friday expanded sanctions on Russia as the war in Ukraine reached its first anniversary.

Weather and high energy costs are leaving salad and veggie lovers in the U.K. hungry.

Consumer spending rose 1.8% in January to mark the biggest increase in almost two years, but the surge was powered by unusually strong auto sales and is unlikely to last.

The cost of U.S. goods and services jumped 0.6% in January — the biggest increase since last summer — in another sign of stubbornly high inflation.

Ukraine’s GDP fell by 30.4% in 2022, according to the country’s Ministry of Economy.