These are the toughest places in America to sell a home right now
From Miami to Seattle, homeowners are seeing their homes sit on the market for longer before getting an offer.
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Bold Prediction: Here’s What a $5,000 Investment in SpaceX Will Be Worth in 10 Years
At this point, if you had invested in Space Exploration Technologies (SPCX +0.50%) on its opening day, when the stock ended its first day on the market at about $160 a share, your investment would be in the red. SpaceX has fallen over 13% since June 12. And under a modest set of assumptions, the…
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The 8 Absolute Worst Things You Can Carry in Your Wallet
Zmaster / Shutterstock.com There are essential items that most of us keep in our wallets: our driver’s license, a few credit cards and a little cash. But there are some things that should never appear in your billfold. Many of these articles put you at higher risk for identity theft should your wallet fall into…
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New Zealand government needs a digital ‘reset’, rapid review finds
Public Service Commissioner Sir Brian Roche. Photo: Te Kawa Mataaho Public Service Commission The review finds that digital investment across government is fragmented and that prioritisation of digital projects is weak, and provides recommendations to fix these and other issues New Zealand’s system for digital delivery across government is not working effectively, a rapid review…
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Interview with Ouest-France
Interview with Piero Cipollone, Member of the Executive Board of the ECB, conducted by Élisabeth Montaufray-Bureau on 10 July 2026 15 July 2026 What is your view on last Thursday’s vote by the European Parliament to back the digital euro? It was a very important step because the Parliament represents Europe’s citizens and its endorsement…
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What does the future of mobility look like?
ROBIN CHASE: Business should and can be and will be helping us go from that heavy, expensive, elite way of moving to one that is nimble, more democratic, more inclusive, and more suitable to the environments in which we live. HEIKO SEITZ: Mobility, it’s a basic need, and it has to be a basic right. So…
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Kathy Ruemmler Testifies To Congress On Epstein Today
Topline The House Oversight Committee will interview former White House counsel Kathy Ruemmler on Tuesday about her ties to Jeffrey Epstein, putting the lawyer on the record about her relationship with the late financier as documents suggest she had a close friendship with Epstein until his 2019 arrest—but she claims otherwise. Kathy Ruemmler appears on…
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Can You Get Cyclosporiasis From Homegrown Produce?
Vachilavit Sanameang/Getty Images If the risk of cyclosporiasis is top-of-mind for you and your household these days due to reports of outbreaks in several states, there’s certainly good reason to be aware of this foodborne illness. Past Cyclospora infection cases have been linked to fresh produce, with…
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Paying for Financial Planning — Is It ‘Worth It?’
By Tyler Scott, WCI Columnist <!– I am grateful and excited to be writing a WCI column again. My last column ran nearly 10 months ago, and since then, my life has taken some exciting, if not tumultuous, turns. Most notably, I left my steady 9-to-5 job and accepted Jim and Katie Dahle’s offer to…
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IBM: What Its Earnings Misses Say About the State of AI Right Now
Typically, when a company releases preliminary financial results before its official earnings release date, it’s not to brag. It’s because it wants to cushion the looming blow for investors. And that’s exactly what IBM (IBM 25.37%) did on Tuesday, releasing preliminary second-quarter results ahead of its scheduled earnings release on July 22. IBM expects revenue…
