The National Association of Black Journalists, which includes a business journalism task force, recently celebrated its 50th anniversary. In its honor, today let’s discuss the
All throughout the United States, critical industries are being hampered by worker shortages that will undoubtedly impact the economy in the long term. For example,
The topic of data centers kept coming up again and again in 2025, and is guaranteed to remain a big topic of discussion throughout 2026.
Welcome to 2026! With a new year comes many new business changes. And something that impacts all businesses and workers is taxes. When the “One
As we reach the end of the year, it’s natural to look at the coming year and wonder what current trends will continue, which will
Regardless of the reasons behind electricity rate increases, one thing is for sure: Consumers aren’t happy about rising rates. So today, let’s take a look
Last week, we discussed the ways in which the U.S. mortgage market is unique, which got us thinking about the real estate market more broadly.
You may have seen headlines questioning whether a 50-year mortgage would be a good or bad idea, or how it is just one of several
As a Wall Street Journal headline stated in September, “At the airport, there’s a fancy new lounge everywhere you look.” The author is not wrong.
Although it’s observed by most of the country, the practice of moving the clocks forward and back for daylight saving time (DST) has costs that
In the spirit of Halloween, let’s talk about a spooky-themed real estate term that has recently made headlines for being on the rise: zombie foreclosure.
In 2000, the ice cream company Ben & Jerry’s was sold to Unilever, which agreed at the time to allow Ben & Jerry’s to continue
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