Prices are actually falling in some former hotspots in the Sun Belt, while they’re rising in parts of the Rust Belt.

If investors lose faith in the Fed, they may start demanding higher yields on long-term bonds. That could lead to an increase in the interest rate for mortgages, government debt and more.

But there’s plenty of room for distortion with import order data right now.

Only 9% of golf courses offer caddie services, yet one third of golfers wish their home courses offered it, according to the National Golf Foundation. But caddie services can be a costly expense, so new tech is helping make them par for the course.

Here’s what daily life is like on one family’s “compound” in southern Mississippi.

With September just around the corner, fall fashion is starting to hit the shelves at retailers across the country. They’re trying to balance new tariffs and a value-driven consumer.

Washington’s investment may well come with unintended consequences.

This move follows a trend of large conglomerates splitting into more focused businesses.

Several factors blunting the impact of tariffs could make it harder to notice the import taxes’ impact on inflation, even though they will likely cause the economy to slow.

Ivan Penn of the New York Times discusses his reporting on how big tech’s AI data centers are raising electricity costs for households and small businesses.