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One of San Francisco's iconic "Painted Ladies" Victorians is for sale for $2.7 million. But there's a catch. Despite it's seven-figure price tag, the 1890s, three-story house needs head-to-toe restorations, according to its listing agent Jeremy Rushton. While Rushton could not comment on the cost to gut the house as the price tag would depend on taste, it could easily […]
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Art Laffer shares how signing China trade deal will help 2020 economy Former Reagan economist Art Laffer adds his perspective on the signing of ‘phase one’ of the U.S.-China trade deal. Former Reagan economist Art Laffer joined FOX Business’ “Making Money with Charles Payne” on Monday to discuss how signing phase one of the China trade deal will impact the […]
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Op-ed warns Hunter Biden is the new Hillary Clinton email server Could President Trump could make a scandal out of Hunter Biden’s Ukraine connection in the same way he did with Hillary Clinton’s emails; reaction from Fox News politics editor Chris Stirewalt. Hunter Biden, the son of presidential candidate Joe Biden, is the "biological and legal father" of a child […]
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The turning point for Vincent Piccolo came when Uber Eats cancelled a gelati order that had already been prepared, even though the delivery driver was standing right in front of him. "We lost the sale, the driver wasted his time and the diner got no food," says Piccolo, the manager of Art of Gelati Michaelangelo in Sydney. Vincent Piccolo, the […]
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Christmas is still big business but the (yule) tide is turning. A growing social trend against excessive consumerism is making Christmas less commercial than it used to be – and retailers are feeling the pain. Christmas shopping is still worth about $10 billion a year to the Australian economy but consumers are embracing second-hand shopping, swapping quantity for quality, and […]
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In 2017, Stephanie and Tim Moore tried to sell their Wilmington, North Carolina, home on their own to avoid the real estate commission that would cut into the slim profit they hoped to make. But after about four months without an offer, they opted to hire an agent. The Moores, who are in their early 50s, sold their home less than a […]
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Dan Bongino: More evidence that the deep state ‘is in a panic’ Former Secret Service agent Dan Bongino said on Monday that ex-FBI lawyer Lisa Page breaking her silence to push back on President Trump’s name-calling is more evidence that the “deep-staters” are in a panic. “You understand the panic these deep-staters are in right now? That’s why they are […]
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Yet another scandal among Australia’s banks suggests the industry is in dire need of a clean-out. Westpac has committed one of the most startling failures of corporate governance in Australian history. After a year-long investigation, the bank stands accused of failing to report, as required by law, 23 million transactions that it had facilitated, and, in particular, failing to notice […]
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The Brexit election or the NHS/austerity one? Both leaders have very different hands to play in this campaign and both are finding that in general elections they can quickly get pulled off their game. For Jeremy Corbyn, the chief rabbi’s assertion that the Labour leader was responsible for the “new poison” of anti-semitism in his party knocked his campaign sideways […]
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The yield curve is no longer inverted! Hear ye! Hear ye! Short-term interest rates are no longer higher than long-term rates. If I had one of those long, straight trumpets used in medieval times, I’d blow it right now. The yield curve is back to normal with higher rates on long maturity government securities than on shorter ones. Just so […]
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