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Billionaire Investors Behind Rising Housing Costs, Homelessness in the US: Study
The NYU administrator began her scheme in 2012 and redirected a total of $3.3 million in public money to shell companies she created. Coal Company Owned by West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice Found in Contempt
Gov. Justice's coal company failed to follow a court order to pay an insurance firm $500,000 to maintain collateral financial obligations. These 3 Cities Are America’s Happiest, According to New Rankings
A new study looked at 29 factors, including depression rate, income-growth rate, and job satisfaction, to determine the happiest cities in the country. Housing Market Forecast: Here’s What Homebuyers Can Expect Once Mortgage Rates Drop
Mortgage rates are forecasted to hover around the 6.8% range before dropping to 6.5% by the end of 2024. Congressional Democrats Call on U.S. To Block Capital One-Discover Merger
Several Congressional Democrats argued that the merger would limit consumer banking choices and saddle customers with high fees. Americans Making $150K a Year Are Considered ‘Lower Middle Class’ in These US Cities
Individuals earning $150,000 annually could still struggle financially in some states amid rising living costs. Bronx Medical School Will Offer Free Tuition to All Current and Future Students Following $1B Donation
The college's free tuition model will begin in August. The tuition of all current fourth-year students will also be reimbursed. NYCHA Paid a Vendor More Than $700 To Replace a Lightbulb : Report
An analysis found that NYCHA paid the vendor similar amounts for different levels of work within the same development. Mexico City May Be Months Away From Running Out of Water: Report
Water may no longer be accessible for huge swaths of Mexico City in a few months, experts predict. Mexico City, one of the biggest cities in the world and home to nearly 22 million people, may just be months away from completely running out of water, according to a new report. Donald Trump May Lose His Real Estate Assets if He Can’t Pay His $450 Million Civil Fraud Fine: NY Attorney General
Donald Trump's $450 million fine in the New York civil fraud case is due March 25. New York Attorney Gen. Letitia James said her office is prepared to seize some of former president Donald Trump's real estate assets if he is unable to find sufficient cash to cover his nearly half a billion dollar fine.
