Existing Home Sales Surge To Strongest Annual Increase In Over Three Years
Existing-home sales saw a significant rise in November, climbing 4.8% from an annual rate of 4.15 million, specifically in the Northeast and South.
Dallas Malls To Start Delivering Purchases By Drone
A drone company is partnering with DoorDash to bring delivery services to local malls.
Trump Signs Off On House GOP Deal To Avoid Shutdown, Suspend Debt Ceiling
President-elect Donald Trump has endorsed the American Relief Act, to suspend the debt ceiling, averting government shutdown.
French Fry Company Lamb Weston Sees Stock Price Plunge On Bad News
Lamb Weston's board of directors have approved a $250 million increase in its share repurchase program, in light of its plunging stock price in the second quarter.
VIDEO: Man Killed When Floating Christmas Tree Falls Over
A man was crushed to death by an 184-foot Christmas tree.
Putin Says He Is Willing To Compromise With Trump On Ukraine
Russian President Vladimir Putin said he's ready to negotiate an agreement with President-elect Donald Trump to end the war in Ukraine.
This Is The Biggest Financial Move Americans Want To Make In 2025
A Bankrate survey revealed the top financial goals for consumers in the coming year.
Billionaire Owners Force Workers Back To Office 5 Days A Week, AT&T Latest Company To Join Trend
AT&T is requiring United States-based employees to return to the office, full-time, starting January 2025, abandoning its previous hybrid work model.
Florida Police Issue Warning About Monkeys On The Loose
Law enforcement in Florida has issued an alert of monkey sightings, warning locals to call if they see one.
Luxury Brands Consider Accepting Crypto For Payment
As Bitcoin's value rises to a staggering $108,000, luxury brands are exploring accepting cryptocurrency payments to attract wealthy customers and connect with crypto investors.
Ozempic May Face Investigation Over Vision-Threatening Condition In Some Patients
Danish health authorities asked the European Union to review two studies linking Novo Nordisk's diabetes drug, Ozempic, to a rare eye condition.
McDonald's Testing Location With No Seats, Food Lockers For Mobile Orders
McDonald's is testing a new, smaller store concept in Los Angeles.
Uzbek Man Interrogated Over Killing Of Russian General In Moscow
An Uzbekistan man has been detained by authorities, suspected in the murder of Igor Kirillov, a senior general, and his assistant in a shocking attack in the heart of Russia.
UK Using AI To Cut Patient Hospital Visits
The government in the United Kingdom is using artificial intelligence (AI) in the healthcare industry to cut down on hospital visits, having already seen a 40% reduction in the number of COPD patients.
Cocoa Prices Hit Record High, Signaling Bad News For Chocolate Lovers
Cocoa futures continue to rise, with experts forecasting that the supply demands will worsen the high costs for chocolate.
SoftBank CEO To Invest $100B In US After Meeting Trump At Mar-a-Lago
SoftBank Group is promising a big investment in the United States during the next Trump administration
Sam's Club Of The Future Opens With Pizza Robot And No Cash Registers
A Sam's Club store that was torn apart by a tornado in 2022, has reopened after undergoing a remodeling that included a series of innovative upgrades.
Future Interest Rate Cuts Could Be On Hold As Inflation Remains Stubborn
The Federal Reserve announced that they're cutting their benchmark rate by a quarter-point, 4.75% to about 4.3%, when their meeting ends Wednesday.
Texas Man With Skull Face Tattoo Kills 1 and Injures Others in 11-Hour Shooting Rampage Across 2 States
Christopher McDonnell of Tyler, Texas has been sentenced to 100 years in prison for a mass shooting across multiple states that left one man dead.
Las Vegas Woman Awarded $34 Million Nearly 25 Years After Wrongful Arrest In Murder Case
A federal jury awarded $34 million to Kirstin Lobato, wrongly convicted twice and imprisoned for nearly 16 years for a 2001 Las Vegas murder she didn't commit.
Cyclone Chido Devastates French Territory Mayotte, Death Toll Will 'Definitely Be Several Hundred,' Official Says
Cyclone Chido devastated the French Indian Ocean territory of Mayotte, potentially claiming hundreds, or even thousands, of lives according to local officials.
Internet Erupts In Memes Predicting Fall Of Gmail After Musk Hints At XMail Launch
Elon Musk teased the internet with an X post about 'Xmail' a potential rival to Gmail, which sparked trolling among fans and critics.
RFK Jr. Says People Should Eat Better Instead Of Using Weight-Loss Drugs
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a prominent critic of the pharmaceutical industry, discussed his views regarding GLP-1 weight loss drugs in a televised broadcast.
'Tidal Wave' Of Flu Cases Straining Hospitals In England
A "tidal wave" of the flu has hit the United Kingdom, with health officials delivering 28 million vaccines to Christmas markets, football clubs and Kroger supermarkets as a precaution for Britons.
Euthanasia Is Now The Cause Of 1 In 20 Deaths In Canada
An annual report by the Canadian government showed that utilizing euthanasia has steadily grown in the past five years.
Target Promises Same Day Deliveries For Orders Placed On Christmas Eve
Target is offering same-day delivery on Christmas Eve shopping for last minute shoppers.
Citizens Warned About Man Who Escaped UK Prison: 'Do Not Approach'
Law enforcement in the United Kingdom are warning citizens to be on the lookout for an inmate who escaped from a prison.
2024 Set To Become Earth's Hottest Year: 'Climate Action Is More Urgent Than Ever
This year is on track to become the hottest year on record, with global temperatures expected to exceed the1.5 degrees Celsius above benchmark set by the Paris Agreement.
German Authorities Raid Adidas Offices In Tax Avoidance Case
Adidas AG headquarters was raided as part of a five-year tax investigation.
Walgreens Shares Struggle After Report It Is Looking To Sell
Walgreens Boots Alliance is in talks to sell itself to Sycamore Partners, a private-equity firm, in a strategic move of going private after years of declining stock performance.
