Post-‘Bachelorette’ Fame Apparently Now Includes Short-Term Rentals Young Americans can't afford homes, but they can afford weekend stays in shipping containers which were renovated by TV stars. By Helen Holmes
Fixing NYCHA-Land: Public Housing Is Still Ailing, But At Least the Buildings Are Getting Some Repairs The New York City Housing Authority’s remains beset by financial difficulties—the federal sequestration left it with a $205 million budget By Kim Velsey
Flood of Frustration at 995 Fifth Leads to $12 M. Suit Against Gary Barnett There’s nothing horrifying or unsettling (anymore) about dropping $20.5 millon on a beautiful five-bedroom, 7.5-bathroom, 10-foot-ceiling, full-floor apartment on Fifth By Michael Ewing
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Visits Beijing Amid Tightened Chip Export Control By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
LVMH and Hermes CFOs Say Luxury Titans Are Starting to Feel Tariff Pains By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly