Investors are seizing on any sign inflation has peaked as a reason to snap up beaten-down shares. Just look at housing stocks. Source link Source link
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The company trims its growth forecast, saying its dealers don’t have enough electricians to handle orders, extending wait times for customers. Source link Source link
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Filings for U.S. unemployment insurance, a proxy for layoffs, remained near historically low levels amid a still-tight labor market. Source link Source link
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To compete in a business dominated by its geopolitical rival, the U.S. needs to build a supply chain nearly from scratch. “How do we as the West manage to re-shore entire industries?” Source link Source link
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Real Estate Retreat is a blow to office market and to many cities, which have relied on sector’s real estate appetite to power growth Source link Source link
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World Asia China Partial easing of housing-sector rules comes as Beijing also seeks to lessen economic toll of strict Covid controls Source link Source link
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Business The office-sharing company reported a wider-than-expected loss and slowing sales growth in its most recent quarter Source link Source link
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Real Estate CEO says Redfin has tied up hundreds of millions of dollars in houses that ‘you yourself wouldn’t want to own’ Source link Source link
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Real Estate Property Report Anemic return-to-office rates cause real estate giants such as Vornado and Kilroy to throttle back on developments Source link Source link
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Designer Ken Fulk and developer Clark Lyda are transforming historic properties into high-end hotels with private clubs. Source link Source link
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WSJ News Exclusive Business Major oil company uses less than half of available space at campus poised to become global headquarters next year, memo says Source link Source link
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Markets Finance Bonds from some of strongest developers trade below 10 cents on the dollar; ‘everyone is scared’ Source link Source link
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