Homebuyers need to earn 87% more than in pre-COVID years to afford a starter home, Redfin says
To afford a typical starter home, buyers must now make $75,849, Redfin reported. That’s an 87% jump from the income necessary in 2020.
Month: March 2024
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The Fed’s rate-cut projections are pointing to an imminent recession, economist says
The Fed doesn’t want to say it outright, but its rate forecast is nodding to a recession on the way, according to David Rosenberg.
It’s sentencing day for Sam Bankman-Fried
Bitcoin is booming, but a piece of its darker past is back in the spotlight.
You’re probably throwing out perfectly good food because ‘sell by’ and ‘best before’ dates mean nothing. Retailers like Amazon are backing a bill that could change that.
The Agriculture Department estimated that the average family of four loses about $1,500 a year to uneaten food.
Scholz weighs in on Ukraine peace talks
Several countries are holding talks on Ukraine at the level of security advisers, Olaf Scholz has said Read Full Article at RT.com
Melting polar ice causing distortions in time – study
Global warming is throwing the Earth off balance and making the days longer, a California physicist has warned Read Full Article at RT.com
Moscow terror attack suspects were on drugs – media
Baza has reported new details about the Crocus City Hall terrorist attack that it claims it learned from an investigation insider Read Full Article at RT.com
Indian court extends custody of top politician
Arvind Kejriwal, a key opposition leader, is being investigated over an alleged liquor scam ahead of national elections Read Full Article at RT.com
India will be a ‘centerpiece of the world’s economy’ – real estate tycoon to RT
Billionaire Niranjan Hiranandani reveals how the poor in India will be lifted up to the middle class, in RT’s Let’s Talk Bharat Read Full Article at RT.com
Russia and Africa boost nuclear cooperation
Rosatom has signed roadmaps aimed at fostering nuclear energy collaboration with Mali, Burkina Faso, and Algeria Read Full Article at RT.com