Recent data from the National Association of Realtors revealed a significant 7.7% drop in signed sales contracts on existing homes in April, compared to the previous month. This decline marks the slowest pace since April 2020 and suggests a challenging market environment for buyers and sellers alike. Pending sales, which serve as a leading indicator
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Kohl’s, a well-known retail brand, faced a major setback in its fiscal first quarter, with shares plummeting over 20% in premarket trading. The company reported a surprising loss per share of 24 cents, a stark contrast to the 4 cents profit that Wall Street analysts were expecting. Additionally, the revenue came in at $3.18 billion,
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McDonald’s has been a staple in the fast-food industry for decades, known for its iconic menu items and affordable prices. However, recent claims have surfaced suggesting that the company has significantly raised its prices. Joe Erlinger, president of McDonald’s USA, debunked these claims by stating that the average price of menu items has increased by
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The closure of the Delaware College of Art and Design (DCAD) was announced recently due to low enrollment numbers. Despite efforts to find additional funding, the institution was unable to overcome the challenges related to declining enrollment and rising costs. The president of DCAD, Jean Dahlgren, highlighted the issues faced by the college, including a
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A recent study conducted by the Schwartz Center for Economic Policy Analysis sheds light on the financial struggles faced by older Americans with unpaid student loan debt. The research, which analyzed data from over 2.2 million individuals aged 55 and over, revealed that a significant number of older workers are burdened by student loan balances
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