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As people spend more time at home, they frequent local shops, gyms and restaurants, boosting the economy of neighborhoods.

Executives and early investors sold shares worth $22 billion through well-timed trades, profiting before share prices collapsed.

The share of young people seeking higher education slipped to 62% last year from 66.2% in 2019, before the pandemic began.

Regulators worry the popular videogame franchise is so crucial to attract hard-core gamers that it could be used to dominate cloud gaming.

Firms that use computers to determine buy and sell signals have been loading up while other investors sit back.

Adjoining commercial and residential developments were banking on the relocation of 2,000 Walt Disney employees to Florida.

A shortage of the kind of advanced chips that are the lifeblood of new generative AI systems has set off a race to lock down computing power and find workarounds.

Casinos on the Vegas Strip are making it costlier to play and harder to win. Blackjack players lost nearly $1 billion on the Strip last year, according to data from the Nevada Gaming Control Board.

House lawmakers could vote on the deal as early as Wednesday. Some conservative Republicans in both chambers have signaled initial opposition.

The agreement between President Biden and House Republicans includes spending caps, work requirements and permitting.