Marketplace Stories

In a balanced housing market, households making about $100,000 a year should be able to afford 60% of homes. Today, they find less than 40% within reach.

Restaurants being used as pawns between OpenTable and Resy is showing how much capturing big spenders in these categories matter to credit card companies, said Priya Krishna at the New York Times.

Big cities are cauldrons for innovation — and the pay’s better.

Spring housing supply is the highest in five years.

The downgrade of the country’s credit rating by Moody’s hurt investor confidence. So has trade policy, and ballooning federal debt.

Tiffany DeCola in Burmingham, AL talks about buying her first home after a recent divorce.

Is using AI at work helping or hindering? It depends who you ask.

Support for rural entrepreneurs is growing – and could be the key to thriving small-town economies.

To attract buyers for the bonds that will finance that deficit, the federal government will have to pay higher interest rates.

According to a new survey, nearly a third of colleges have dealt with delays in getting FAFSA information, which is key to providing students with answers about the cost of college attendance.