Home sellers are relisting properties at fastest pace in a decade, but spring supply is still low
Frustrated sellers who pulled homes off the market last fall are now re-listing them at a quick pace, thanks to lower mortgage rates, but supply
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Korea pounds Czechia in opener with 4 home runs
TOKYO — Korea launched four home runs to defeat Czechia 11-4 to begin its World Baseball Classic (WBC) campaign Thursday, getting off on the right
Iran war threatens $11.7 trillion global travel industry as passengers get caught in crossfire
Travelers who are far from falling missiles, drone attacks and other geopolitical flashpoints aren’t immune to ripple effects.
Family offices double down on AI investments as startup fundraising breaks record in February
AI bubble fears haven’t stopped investment firms of billionaires like Laurene Powell Jobs from betting on high-flying startups
At least 200 dead in Congo coltan mine collapse, authorities say, as rebels dispute toll
GOMA, Congo — A mine collapse on Tuesday at a major coltan mining site in eastern Congo left at least 200 dead, according to Congolese
Industry minister heads to Canada to back Seoul’s bid for submarine project
Industry Minister Kim Jung-kwan left for Canada on Thursday to lend support for a Korean consortium’s bid to secure Canada’s high-profile submarine project. To help
NIS issues joint AI supply chain guidance with global cybersecurity agencies
The National Intelligence Service (NIS) said Thursday it has issued a joint guidance on artificial intelligence (AI) supply chains together with six cybersecurity agencies from
Target is making big changes to win back customers. Here’s what shoppers can expect to see
Target’s merchandising leaders previewed the company’s ambitious plans to overhaul key categories, including home and apparel, at an investor meeting.
Trump sides with crypto firms in trillion-dollar battle with banks over stablecoin yield
The dispute centers on whether crypto firms like Coinbase can offer yields on stablecoins, which banks warn will siphon trillions of dollars from the industry.
Lee returns home from trip to Singapore, Philippines amid Middle East tensions
President Lee Jae Myung returned home Wednesday from a four-day trip to Singapore and the Philippines, where he sought to expand economic cooperation with the