Harrison Street's Mike Gordon explains why funding cuts and enrollment trends are making specialization the new deal-breaker for student housing investors.

A 64-year-old earns more on her own record but faces a timing trade-off between spousal and personal benefits that could cost her tens of thousands.

Aid groups scramble as the disaster-stricken region struggles with food and water shortages.

The city's two-year-old push to become a global gold trading centre is winning over critics, thanks to its unique position and China's appetite.

President Trump doubled down on tariffs, telling U.S. businesses to stop importing Canadian goods and crediting his trade policy for reviving Ford and GM.

Google Maps has adopted 'Lake America' for US users following Trump's executive order, while Canadian users still see 'Lake Ontario' - and MapQuest is refusing to comply.

The e-commerce giant's massive property investment signals a shift from street-level traffic to logistics hubs, reshaping what makes Hong Kong retail valuable.

Music giants claim Claude was trained on pirated lyrics and sheet music, seeking massive statutory damages that could reshape AI training practices.

Starting November 12, the $60 billion SpaceX-owned coding startup loses access to OpenAI models, including Astra, over Musk's compliance record.

A DHS procurement notice shows ICE seeking quadruped robots, a signal that enforcement tech is going mobile.

The surprise deal, brokered by Rubio and Hegseth, could reshape global oil markets - but key terms remain unclear.

A federal appeals court just classified prediction markets as gambling, contradicting an earlier ruling and pushing the fight to the Supreme Court - here's what it means for the industry.