Between May 26 and June 1, Warren County offered a variety of homes under $350,000, giving prospective buyers numerous options across different neighborhoods.

Express Wash Concepts has announced the acquisition of Cleanland Car Wash in Macedonia, Ohio, expanding its express wash portfolio to 119 locations. This strategic move reflects EWC’s commitment to growth within the industry.

As the new trading month begins, stock futures have inched lower following an exceptional May that saw the S&P 500 achieve its best performance in three decades. Despite ongoing trade tensions and economic uncertainties, investors are cautiously optimistic about potential tariff relief.

EgyptAir is embarking on a comprehensive modernization and expansion strategy, including lease extensions for its Boeing 777s, cabin refurbishments, and the addition of next-generation aircraft by 2030. These initiatives aim to bridge fleet gaps, enhance service quality, and meet rising demand in both passenger and cargo markets.

Central New York’s real estate market witnessed significant high-end transactions between May 24 and May 30, highlighting a dynamic week for luxury properties. This compilation offers insight into the most expensive homes sold across the region’s counties during this period.

A Moravia home sale of $292,000 leads this week’s list of Cayuga County’s most expensive residential transactions, showcasing a vibrant real estate market in the region.

An $850,000 sale leads Sayreville’s housing market between April 28 and May 25, highlighting a surge in high-value property transactions.

A $550,000 home sale in Ewing leads this week’s list of the most expensive residential transactions in the Trenton area, signaling a robust real estate market. The sale tops the chart of high-value properties sold between May 19-25.

A remarkable $1 million home sale has topped this week’s list of most expensive residential transactions in Wayne, marking a significant moment in the area’s real estate market. The sale highlights a period of notable high-value activity between May 19 and 25.

Regulating private sector investment won’t make single-family homes more accessible to first-time buyers but could erode the already-insufficient rental supply.

As Section 899 of the “One Big Beautiful Bill” Act looms, investors are seeking refuge in German government bonds and cash, according to Beat Wittmann of Porta Advisors. The shift highlights strategies to mitigate potential impacts on portfolios.

In a strategic move to bolster its gaming industry, New Hampshire’s Senate has voted to lift betting limits at casinos, aiming to attract high-rollers from neighboring states like Massachusetts.

Nvidia has reported a record-breaking $44 billion quarter, showcasing remarkable growth despite facing export challenges in China. This achievement signals the company’s resilience and strength in the global market.

A new report by Pixalate reveals significant click fraud rates plaguing Latin America’s digital advertising, with desktop web platforms experiencing a 29% fraud rate in Q1 2025. Chile faces a substantial challenge as mobile web click fraud reaches a 40% invalid traffic rate.

BYD has sparked a new price war in China’s electric vehicle market by unveiling significant discounts, leading to a sharp decline in its stock price. Several rivals have responded to BYD’s aggressive pricing, intensifying the competitive landscape in the industry.

Rackspace Technology is facing significant growth hurdles as revealed by a recent SWOT analysis. The cloud provider must navigate a competitive market and address internal challenges to improve its stock performance and sustain its position in the industry.

Delta, United, American, and Southwest Airlines are commanding the US skies with varied and specialized fleets. By 2025, United and Southwest are set to outpace competitors, boasting the largest and most specialized fleets, and shaping the future of domestic and global air travel.

For families seeking a second home, choosing between the picturesque coast of Maine and the serene Lakes Region of New Hampshire often presents a challenging dilemma. Both destinations offer unique advantages, yet they are overall quite different, making the decision anything but simple.

As tariffs drive up prices, consumers wonder if turning to ‘Made in USA’ products might offer financial relief—but the search for affordable options isn’t always easy.

A new CNBC Supply Chain Survey indicates higher risks of empty store shelves in the months ahead, signaling potential challenges for US consumers. The survey suggests that supply chain disruptions may lead to less choice and availability of products across the nation.

Statesboro is set for significant growth as the City Council approves the annexation and zoning of a 34.5-acre tract for 198 new townhome units. The owner-requested annexation on Herman Rushing Road marks a pivotal step in expanding the city’s housing options.