Edward Clark

The United States real estate market is experiencing a generational movement. Individuals born between 1946 and 1964 hold nearly half of...

There was a time when landing a corporate job was considered a sign of success. A steady paycheck, a health plan,...

Many workers start counting down to the weekend before the week is half over—but technology may eventually make that wish a...

When housing prices soar, the first reaction tends to be celebration. Homeowners feel richer on paper, news outlets talk about “booming”...

Billionaire philanthropist MacKenzie Scott has donated $70 million to the United Negro College Fund, one of the largest private gifts ever...

Across the U.S., young adults entering the workforce are finding that financial independence now comes with more obstacles than opportunities. As...

While airports continue to operate smoothly, thousands of U.S. air traffic controllers are facing a different kind of turbulence — financial...

Owning a rare watch, a century-old bottle of wine, or a seaside mansion used to be the ultimate billionaire sport. These...

If you’ve ever wondered what it takes to officially “make it” in America, the answer depends on who’s asking and where...

At Google’s $2.1 billion Chelsea campus in New York City, employees showed up to find their offices temporarily closed. The reason...