This morning, the National Association of Realtors announced a major settlement that could upend the housing market.
Data released by the Labor Department shows that D.C. ranked dead last when it comes to growth in federal government jobs last year.
From the BBC World Service: Vladimir Putin is set to win Russia’s presidential election, and he’s taking credit for what appears to be a robust economy.
Internal migration in the U.S. has been on the decline for decades now. What gives?
If TikTok is sold off, would it still be the same video-sharing app? Plus, Zanny Minton Beddoes on the current stock market exuberance.
From the BBC World Service: TikTok’s chief executive responds to the decision to potentially ban the app in the United States.
A year ago, Chilean officials voted to reduce the workweek from 45 hours, longer than in most industrialized countries, to 40.
Troubled commercial real estate loans, high office vacancy rates and continued remote work are all dinging commercial construction.
From the BBC World Service: Argentina’s inflation — the world’s highest — has slowed down from 20.6% in January to 13.2% in February.
We’ll consider some economic findings that reframe the idea that millennials will be worse off than the generation before them.
