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Money in the News

Honda to exit South Korea after 23 years as car sales slump

On a quiet Wednesday morning in late April 2025, staff at a Honda dealership in Seoul’s Gangnam district began removing promotional banners from the showroom...

Real Estate

Priced out, some Americans are importing prefab homes from China

When a flat-pack house arrives from Guangdong Province in a pair of 40-foot shipping containers, it does not look like anyone’s dream home; it looks...

Stocks & Wall Street

U.S. chip stocks hit records as Intel forecast supercharges AI rally

Intel delivered the jolt that semiconductor investors had been waiting for. On Friday, April 25, 2026, the chipmaker’s better-than-expected earnings forecast sent its shares sharply...

Government & Policy

China to curb U.S. funding for local tech firms after Meta-Manus deal

China to curb U.S. funding for local tech firms after Meta-Manus deal For years, Chinese AI startup founders chased Silicon Valley money as a badge...

Loans & Lending

2 major loan defaults deepen losses for private-credit funds

In the span of roughly 90 days, a direct-to-consumer brand aggregator’s loan went from performing to worthless on the books of one publicly traded credit...

Government & Policy

New York sues U.S. over canceled $73.5M in federal highway funding

New York sued the federal government in mid-May 2026 to recover $73.5 million in highway funding that Washington pulled after the state refused to revoke...

Money in the News

Lock 27 Brewing files Chapter 11, adding to craft beer bankruptcies

Downtown Dayton, Ohio is known for breweries, restaurants, and live-music venues that have long competed for customers. Some of these venues, however, are struggling to...

Tech & Your Wallet

Report: Google weighs up to $40B more for Anthropic as Claude gains

Google is in talks to pour as much as $40 billion into Anthropic, the maker of the Claude chatbot, according to The Wall Street Journal....

Cost of Living

Gen Z grads turn to gigs and startups as entry-level hiring dries up

Gen Z grads turn to gigs and startups as entry-level hiring dries up Career counselors say the class of 2026 faces one of the toughest...

Mortgages & Rates

Mortgage rates dip again, easing the lock-in effect for would-be sellers

Mortgage rates dip again, easing the lock-in effect for would-be sellers The average 30-year fixed mortgage rate dropped for the third straight week this spring,...

Economy & The Fed

China tops the U.S. in research spending, reshaping global innovation

China spent roughly $500 billion on research and development in 2024, a sum so large it now rivals or exceeds what the United States invested...

Tech & Your Wallet

Google and Microsoft reportedly bid to lease SoftBank’s U.S. data center

Two of the world’s largest cloud computing companies are competing for the same prize: a lease inside a massive artificial intelligence (AI) data center that...

Budgeting & Saving

Divorce can reshape kids’ money habits, from saving to risk-taking

Adults who experienced parental divorce as children accumulate less wealth, save at lower rates, and tolerate more financial risk than peers raised in continuously intact...

Markets & Investing

Gold rises but is set for its 1st weekly drop in 5 weeks, Reuters says

Gold prices ticked higher on Friday, with spot bullion trading near $3,225 an ounce, but the late-session bounce barely dented a weekly loss of roughly...

Economy & The Fed

Economists lift U.S. inflation forecasts as Iran war keeps oil high

Economists lift U.S. inflation forecasts as Iran war keeps oil high When the Bureau of Labor Statistics published its March 2026 Consumer Price Index report...

Stocks & Wall Street

TSMC shares climb after Taiwan loosens fund limits on holdings

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. shares rose in Taipei on Monday after Taiwan’s financial regulator more than doubled the cap on how much of a single...

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