Wall Street is buying up family homes. The rent checks are too juicy to ignore
Housing markets are hotter than ever, and big money is getting in on the act.
Afterpay lets you buy now and pay later. Square just bought it for $29 billion
Jack Dorsey's Square is spending $29 billion on an Australian buy now, pay later firm — a massive purchase that will help his company build out its global payments empire.
SEC temporarily halts approvals of new Chinese IPOs after Didi debacle
The Securities and Exchange Commission has told its staff to ask for more disclosures from Chinese companies seeking to go public in the United States before it will approve any plans for them to sell shares.
Myanmar's military ruler declares himself Prime Minister, pledges to hold elections by 2023
Myanmar's military ruler Min Aung Hlaing has taken on the role of Prime Minister in a newly formed caretaker government, state media reported on Sunday, six months after the army seized power from a civilian government.
Africa's most populous city is battling floods and rising seas. It may soon be unlivable
• 91 wildfires are now burning across the US, with Oregon's Bootleg Fire growing to over 400,000 acres
'The animals are on fire,' say devastated farmers as wildfires sweep Turkey
In the small village of Kacarlar, on Turkey's southern coast, farmers are facing apocalyptic scenes as wildfires continue to sweep the country.
Families are at war over a wedding tradition India banned decades ago
Vismaya Nair had been married for just over one year when she was found dead in the bathroom of her husband's family's home in India's southwestern Kerala state.
Carrie and Boris Johnson are expecting a second baby after miscarriage heartbreak
Carrie Johnson, the wife of UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson, has announced the couple are expecting their second child in December.
Elaine Thompson-Herah defends Olympic 100m title in all-Jamaican podium
Elaine Thompson-Herah set a new Olympic record of 10.61 seconds as she won the women's 100-meter gold in Tokyo on Saturday.
Once considered a 'city disease,' Zimbabwe's rural areas are being hit hard by Covid
Pauline Chinyandura adjusts her face mask as she rushes to serve lunch to a group of men visiting her makeshift canteen in Domboshava, a rural area around 25 miles northeast of Zimbabwe's capital Harare.