What does correction territory mean in stocks? A market correction could end fast or it could escalate into a bear market, an expert told USA TODAY.
Author: Terry Collins, USA TODAY
Apple-backed Kickstroid app gives sneakerheads the lowdown on those rare LeBron James kicks
Two recent college grads mentored by Apple app developers and industry leaders hope their app lures in sneakerheads in a very competitive marketplace.
Americans move to Texas, Florida and Alabama as more work from home since COVID
Many Americans are moving South, to Florida, Tennessee, Texas, as more are able to work from home, and try to live closer to family, reports find
A once homeless veteran goes from a tiny house to an apartment of his own
Once homeless, a U.S. veteran transitions from living in a “tiny home” at a camp to an apartment where he continues to rebuild his life
Don’t want Wordle to change? Simple trick could let you preserve the current viral game.
Wordle continues to be free for now, but players who are concerned about the future of the viral word game can use a simple trick.
These major US cities are seeing surprising declines in rent prices. Is yours one of them?
While rents are climbing due to a hot housing market nationwide, some major U.S. cities surprisingly see rents decline.
Spotify agrees to remove Neil Young’s music following Joe Rogan vaccine misinformation complaints
Two days after Neil Young demanded his music be removed from Spotify for spreading COVID misinformation, the streaming platform said it’s complying.
Neil Young wants Spotify to pull his music because of Joe Rogan’s vaccine misinformation on platform
The legendary rocker accuses the music platform of “spreading fake information about vaccines,” calling out popular podcast host Joe Rogan.
‘Spending more and getting less’: How the pandemic, inflation take a financial toll on families
Americans discuss how they’re coping with price increases spurred by COVID-19. And even while they tighten budgets, inflation means they spend more.
Will there be a housing market correction in 2022 after two years of ‘hyper-growth’?
With one of the craziest stretches in real estate history continuing to spark demand for more housing, experts examine if a correction is on the way.