US home building fell 4% in July, slowing housing market

The pace of U.S. home construction fell a sharp 4% in July despite strong demand from would-be buyers, held back by a shortage of skilled labor and affordable land.

'Glamping' comes to Long Island

If tents aren't your thing and you don't like to rough, it maybe go with 'Glamping' - short for glamorous camping, now being offered at two state parks on Long Island. 

Worried about a recession? Protect yourself but don't panic

If the threat of a recession gives you pause when it comes to your personal finances, remember now is a time to prepare, not panic. Worries about the economy increased this week when a fairly reliable recession warning emerged from the bond market. But without a crystal ball, it remains unclear when a recession might hit. Still, financial experts say people should consider taking certain...

Can't get enough pumpkin spice? Grab a can of Pumpkin Spice Spam

Hormel Foods Corp. announced on Wednesday that they’re unveiling their take on the popular fall flavor by kicking off the season with Pumpkin Spice Spam.

US stocks veer lower in latest bout of market volatility

Stocks around the world remained stuck in the spin cycle Thursday, as worries about a possible recession collided with hopes that the strongest part of the U.S. economy - shoppers spending at stores and online - can keep going.

Virgin Galactic reveals futuristic outpost for space tourism

Spaceport America is no longer just a shiny shell of hope that space tourism would one day launch from this remote spot in the New Mexico desert.

Bill seeks to bring hostels back to NYC

Young international travelers often rely on hostels when visiting different cities. The dorm-like accommodations with shared common spaces tend to be the most budget-friendly option.

Dow slumps 800 points after bonds flash recession warning

The threat of a recession doesn't seem so remote anymore for investors in financial markets. The yield on the closely watched 10-year Treasury fell so low Wednesday that, for the first time since 2007, it briefly crossed a threshold that has correctly predicted many past recessions. Weak economic data from Germany and China added to recent signals of a global slowdown.

Chase Bank forgives all outstanding credit card debt for Canadian customers

Canadians who owed money on their credit cards with Chase Bank have a little less debt on their plate after the company recently forgave all outstanding balances as it exited the Canadian credit card market.

WeWork reveals rapid growth and massive losses ahead of IPO

WeWork's parent company gave investors the most detailed look yet at its finances Wednesday, revealing breakneck growth on the back of massive losses as the office-sharing company prepares for a highly anticipated debut on the stock market.

Year after 2 new casinos, Atlantic City revenue up nearly 8%

A year after two new casinos opened in Atlantic City, the seaside resort's gambling and sports betting revenue is up nearly 8%, and its top casino had its best month ever.

Coca-Cola kicks off the holiday season with new cinnamon flavor hitting US shelves in September

As pumpkin spice lattes make their return earlier and earlier to usher in the holiday spirit, Coca-Cola is unveiling their version of festive flavor with a new flavor: Cinnamon Coca-Cola.

Auto insurance companies tracking your every move: Big brother or safer roads?

Consumer Watchdog is blowing the whistle on recent comments made by the California Insurance Commissioner that could drastically change how auto rates are determined in California.

Riot police clash with protesters at Hong Kong airport

Riot police clashed with pro-democracy protesters at Hong Kong's airport late Tuesday night, moving into the terminal where the demonstrators had shut down operations at the busy transport hub for two straight days.

UN probing 35 North Korean cyberattacks in 17 countries

U.N. experts say they are investigating at least 35 instances in 17 countries of North Koreans using cyberattacks to illegally raise money for weapons of mass destruction programs — and they are calling for sanctions against ships providing gasoline and diesel to the country.

Olive Garden offering very limited number of ‘Lifetime Pasta Passes'

Olive Garden is taking “unlimited breadsticks” to a completely new level as the restaurant chain will be offering 50 lucky carb lovers the chance at a lifetime supply of pasta.

Why many employees feel devalued even in booming job market

For all the U.S. economy's robust job growth, White and many people like him don't feel much like beneficiaries of what is now the longest expansion on record.

Versace apologies in flap over T-shirts sold in China

Italian fashion house Versace apologized Sunday in China for selling T-shirts that it said attached incorrect country names to cities, after being attacked on social media for challenging China's territorial integrity.

Pot company partners with Arizona Tea maker to make THC products

Arizona Beverages, the maker of 99-cent iced tea, is partnering with a Denver-based marijuana company to make cannabis-infused products.