Homebuilder sentiment hit the lowest level since 2012 in December.
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The Asian nation where 35% of people say they’ll ‘never travel’ again
Revenge travelers are driving global recovery, but far less is said about those emerging from the pandemic with little to no interest to travel again.
Continue readingNBA star Jimmy Butler on his coffee love affair and ‘very, very hard’ second career
Miami Heat star Jimmy Butler turned a coffee-making hobby into retailer Bigface Brand. The NBA player is working very hard to make it a global […]
Continue reading‘Avatar: The Way of Water’ opens to $134 million, just missing box office expectations
“Avatar: The Way of Water” fell short of box office expectations, but international ticket sales spark hope that the sequel will pull in a substantial […]
Continue readingConcession awards mark a reset for Macao casinos
The Macao government has awarded 10-year concessions to six casino operators. In return, they have committed to invest nearly $15 billion in the destination.
Continue readingWhite House’s Covid coordinator urges people to get vaccinated ahead of holidays
White House’s Covid-19 coordinator Dr. Ashish Jha said families will be safer at upcoming holiday gatherings if they get their updated vaccines.
Continue reading12 media executives anonymously predict 2023’s biggest deals, trends and changes
CNBC asked 12 past and present media executives for one industry-shaking prediction for 2023 under the veil of anonymity.
Continue readingFor this company, decorating Park Avenue for Christmas is a family tradition
City-Scape Landscaping, a family-run operation based in Queens, installs 120 fir trees shipped from Nova Scotia along Park Avenue for almost 50 blocks.
Continue readingAmerican Airlines is dropping regional carrier Mesa, citing financial and operational problems
American Airlines said its final flight with Arizona-based Mesa Air will be on April 3.
Continue readingRooftop solar: How homeowners should do the math on the climate change investment
Homeowners can install solar at a cost that state and federal incentives and tax credits make financially attractive, but California just complicated the math.
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