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Giuliana and Bill Rancic are selling their Lake Idaho home for $5.6 million
The “E! News” host Giuliana Rancic and her husband, Bill Rancic, have abandoned their Idaho lakeside home. The renovated retreat sold for $5.6 million in October. Read more
‘She is his light’: Crypto couple’s friends and loved ones paint a picture of deep love and strong family ties amid bail request
People who know the couple charged in connection with one of the biggest bitcoin heists in history insist they are not flight risks. Read more
The weekend reads: Why stocks are falling after companies report strong results
Plus, the social security schedule, stock values, and what a dispute in Ukraine could mean for your money. Read more
As Supreme Court Weighs in on Abortion, “Corporate Response Behind the Scenes Grows.” Here’s what 3 companies think.
Yelp, Ben & Jerry’s and Trillium Asset Management share their take on the potential downfall of Roe v. Wade. Read more
‘Main question is whether rising rates will stifle housing demand’: Existing home sales rise, but could be set for a slowdown
Economists expected existing home sales to decline slightly in early 2022. Read more
Home renovation: what jobs you can DIY and when to call a professional
Here are some home improvement projects you can probably handle on your own, and ones that are best left to the experts. Read more
‘Unemployment made us work a lot’: Brooklyn gang accused of stealing $4.3m in COVID-19 relief after showing their money in YouTube music video
Members of the Woo gang allegedly used 800 stolen identities to make a thousand false claims for pandemic unemployment benefits, prosecutors said. Read more
Inflation is causing some shoppers to turn to off-brand products to save money, but they’re not always cheaper
You’ll likely save money on off-brand cereal, but produce is another story, according to data from NielsenIQ. Read more
IRS to activate second ‘surcharge’ team to handle millions of pending tax returns
The IRS is calling in more reinforcements as its mountain of pending documents grows to include this year’s tax returns. Read more
‘People who pose a danger should not be allowed’ to board a plane: some say it’s time to draw up a no-fly list for unruly passengers
Delta CEO calls for banning problematic travelers on commercial flights. Republican Senators Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio and Rick Scott disagree. Read more
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