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After years of steady increases, U.S. mortgage rates have finally fallen below 6%, potentially reviving the housing market. Experts analyze the impact and the administration's efforts to make homes more affordable.

Walmart has agreed to a $100 million settlement over allegations that it misled drivers about potential tips and reduced their base pay in the Spark Driver program.

A devastating fire at the Fine Oak Farms hog facility in Madison County, Ohio has resulted in the tragic loss of 6,000 pigs. Authorities are investigating the cause of this tragic incident.

Graham McNulty appointed as Interim Director of the Serious Fraud Office, taking over in April to lead the agency's fight against financial crimes.

eBay, the e-commerce giant, has announced a new round of layoffs that will see 800 employees lose their jobs. This marks the company's third workforce reduction in the past three years.

An Italian woman's case sets a precedent for workers' compensation claims from home injuries, as work-from-home becomes the new normal.

Hear from people across the UK on how they're managing their money as the Chancellor prepares to unveil the latest economic outlook.

Explore the implications of Phil Spencer's departure and Sarah Bond's exit on the future of Xbox amid Microsoft's plans for major changes in its gaming division.

Benicia, California faces a pivotal moment as the city transitions from being defined by its oil refinery to seeking a new economic identity. This in-depth report explores the challenges and opportunities ahead.

Nvidia's blockbuster earnings fail to lift markets as investors grapple with broader economic concerns and uncertainty. Explore the factors behind this disconnect.