Climate Risk Threatens $11.2 Trillion in Housing Wealth

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Nearly 1 in 4 homes in America faces climate risk as wind, floods, and wildfires take their toll, according to new Realtor.com® analysis. In total, $11.2 trillion in residential real estate is exposed to at least one type of severe or extreme weather disaster risk, including storms and wildfires. And homeowners are already footing the […]

New OBBBA Charitable Deduction Rules Bring Floors and Limits

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With changes in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act ranging from mere extensions of current law to new directions altogether, it’s easy to overlook the somewhere-in-the-middle changes to the income tax deductions for charitable contributions. Here are some of the notable changes made by the OBBBA: A “New” Above-the-Line On the low but broadly applicable […]

Oil nears $100 a barrel after Houthis claim strikes on Saudi Arabian tankers

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Brent crude rose to over $98 a barrel following the news that the rebel group attacked the vessels in the Red Sea.

Tesla Stock Breaks Key Support After Earnings as AI Spending Drains Cash

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Tesla shares traded near $352.56 in Thursday’s pre-market session after the electric vehicle maker missed second-quarter profit expectations and reported negative free cash flow. The indicated price was about 6% below Wednesday’s $374.01 close. The decline matters technically because it places Tesla below the lower boundary of a consolidation that has contained the stock since […]

Japan’s $1.8 trillion pension giant might bring money home. That could jolt U.S. stocks and the Fed.

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Japan’s pension titan selling foreign assets could push U.S. yields up and sap demand for the dollar.

Monthly rents are now 13 times 1988 level, says Generation Rent – Mortgage Strategy

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The average monthly rent in England is £1,442, 13 times what it was in 1988, according to analysis from Generation Rent. The campaign group today published its ‘cost of renting receipt’, which shows the increase in the cost of private rents since the 1988 Housing Act. This analysis found that, if the price of everyday […]

Proposed EB-5 Rule Clamping Down On Bridge Financing Rattles Sector

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For the first time in four years, the EB‑5 industry has an up-to-date draft rulebook. The recently released policy document provides long-awaited guardrails but has also touched off a wave of anxiety, as it proposes a rule change that could threaten many projects in the works under the program. Among the changes are restrictions on […]

AprilAire Announces Homeowner Guidelines for Maintaining Indoor Air Quality During Wildfire Smoke Events

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AprilAire releases practical guidelines homeowners can take to protect indoor air quality and create a cleaner-air refuge at home as wildfire smoke impacts more communities. MADISON, Wis., July 23, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — AprilAire has announced homeowner guidelines to maintain indoor air quality during wildfire smoke events. These guidelines provide practical steps for using whole-home filtration […]

Elon Musk Says Tesla Should Be Spending on AI ‘As Fast As We Can’

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Elon Musk says Tesla should spend even more on AI — even if some money ends up being wasted. The EV giant’s capital expenditure soared 142% year-over-year to $5.8 billion in the second quarter as Musk’s AI spending spree ramped up. Speaking on an analyst call after Tesla’s earnings on Thursday, Musk said that he […]

Chicago to finance infrastructure around new soccer stadium

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A rendering of the Chicago Fire’s new stadium. The city will fund infrastructure for the mixed-use development around the venue.Chicago Fire FC Chicago will fund new infrastructure for The 78, the mixed-use development surrounding the new Chicago Fire soccer stadium. Processing Content Aldermen last week approved two parts of a redevelopment agreement with Roosevelt Clark […]