Kristen Altus

The Biden administration's fuel efficiency standards may illegally "impact hundreds of millions of Americans," according to Virginia's attorney general.

Temu sells products at "rock bottom" prices in exchange for your data, Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin details while discussing his lawsuit against the fast-fashion giant.

A combination of inflated insurance prices and regulatory changes from the Surfside, Florida, collapse "is not ideal" for Miami's condo market and some of its longtime residents.

TikTok's @pricelesstay spotlights the "astounding" power of compounding interest and high-yield savings accounts, which is "not really taught in school."

Freddie Mac's Biden-approved plan allowing second-lien mortgages "is going to exacerbate that problem" around housing affordability, says former Ginnie May exec Michael Bright.

Junior's Cheesecake owner Alan Rosen claims he could become "The Hospitality Mayor" for New York City, with his vision that the Big Apple "can be a lot better than it is today."

Despite saying layoffs and closures were the "last thing" his McDonald's restaurants wanted, franchisee Scott Rodrick was forced to shutter doors on Sunday after being in business for 30 years.

Two of the minds behind Miami's branded residence boom, Gil Dezer and Nick Perez, reflect on how far the trend has come and the growth opportunities that await next.

"Bar Rescue's" Jon Taffer expressed his support for Trump's proposed tax-free tipped wages, explaining how it's "better for the employee, better for the industry."