Author: super@dmin
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: New York City’s housing market now resembles 2008 in one critical way — and it’s especially bad news for renters
A new report sheds light on affordability in the Big Apple, but also signals there may be good news ahead.
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: Americans are souring on the housing market. Home buyer sentiment hits lowest level since 2011 — and mortgage rates reach 7%.
Spooked by higher mortgage rates and elevated home prices, home purchase sentiment has dropped, Fannie Mae said.
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: Facebook janitors protest layoffs and labor practices in Bay Area strike — with no end in sight
About 250 janitors from Meta Platforms’ buildings in the Bay Area went on strike this week, protesting layoffs and more.
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Mutual Funds Weekly: These money and investing tips can help you decode the financial markets’ mixed messages
Money and investing stories popular with MarketWatch readers over the past week.
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The Margin: Why New York’s David Geffen Hall now has 138 restrooms after its $550 million upgrade
An NYU urologist says bathroom use has increased over the years because people are drinking more bottled water — and coffee.
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Personal Finance Daily: Americans are souring on the housing market and California is now giving residents up to $1,050 of ‘inflation relief’ — here’s who is eligible
Friday’s top personal finance stories.
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: Tilray revenue impacted by currency, Canadian headwinds
Cannabis company posts wider loss, as revenue gets hit by currency losses, but CEO sees bright spots in Tilray’s market share in Canada and Germany.
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Market Extra: Here’s how stock-market investors are reading a still strong U.S. September jobs report
Stock markets have been volatile so far in October, with a rally earlier this week suggesting investors once again bet the Federal Reserve will become less aggressive with its interest rate hiking plans at the its November meeting.
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Market Extra: Cracks in financial markets fuel debate on whether the next crisis is inevitable
History shows that financial crises tend to develop as the result of the use of derivatives, and that liquidity and leverage can also play a role.
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The Tell: 4 ways to corral a rampaging U.S. dollar — and why none of them are ideal
S&P Global Ratings lays out 4 domestic options for putting a damper on a surging U.S. dollar that’s wreaking economic and market havoc. But there’s a problem.