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Byron Allen Buys Controlling Stake in BuzzFeed

Byron Allen has purchased a controlling stake in one-time news giant BuzzFeed, as the media mogul and new late-night personality has inked a $120 agreement with the site, which will take a 52% majority stake in the company, as well as the CEO role from Buzzfeed founder Jonah

Por qué el 37% de los estadounidenses no irán de vacaciones este año

Cuatro de cada 10 estadounidenses no realizarán ni un solo viaje este verano, y los costos altos podrían ser la razón principal. Una encuesta de 5.000 estadounidenses examinó los planes de viaje de los encuestados para 2026, revelando que el 37% no viajará este verano. Entre estos encuestados, la

Existing-home sales edge up in April as affordability improves

(The Center Square) – Existing-home sales rose 0.2% in April to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 4.02 million, rebounding after a 3.6% drop in March, according to the National Association of Realtors. The median sales price reached $417,700, up 0.9% from a year ago

Dealing with data centers | Kendall Cotton

Data centers are the newest populist punching bag. People can score big clicks and views on their social media posts staking out the most hardline opposition possible to the several massive data centers proposed in Montana. One legislator is even calling for a four-year state-wide moratorium on data

Mortgage Rates Dip in Hope of War’s End

Mortgage Rates Dip in Hope of War’s End

If you've seen contradictory headlines about mortgage interest rates today, that's because rates are in an unusual spot. Where rates have been, where they are right now, and where they could go are three separate, but related, stories. Let's start with where rates have

U.S. deficit projected to hit $2 trillion, double fiscal target

(The Center Square) – The federal government is projected to post a $2 trillion deficit in fiscal year 2026, double the 3% of GDP target that has bipartisan support in Congress, according to Treasury's quarterly refunding documents. The $2 trillion figure in fiscal year 2026 is up from $1.

‘K-Shaped’ Economy Is Giving Way to an ‘E-Shaped’ Divide

‘K-Shaped’ Economy Is Giving Way to an ‘E-Shaped’ Divide

The wealth gap in America is taking a new shape — and it’s no longer just a divide between the well-off and the financially vulnerable. In recent years, economists have described the economy as “K-shaped,” with higher-earning households continuing to spend and drive growth (the top of