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Cork Gaines

Cork Gaines

Sports Editor at Business Insider

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Americans are returning to the top of men's tennis at the perfect time - Business Insider India

Twenty-year-old Ben Shelton upset fellow American Frances Tiafoe to reach the US Open semifinals.It has been 20 years since an American won a men’s Grand Slam tournament.The resurgence of Americans has become one of the bigger stories on the men’s side of this year’s US Open, and none is bigger now than Ben Shelton.The 20-year-old Shelton, who was still playing college tennis a year ago at the University of Florida, beat fellow American Frances Tiafoe to reach the semifinals and set up a match a…
about 1 year ago
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Home buyers are finally seeing a light at the end of the tunnel, bu...

Redfin’s CEO says the housing market is at rock bottom.That may be true for buyers, but for sellers, the crunch can still get worse.The housing market is in an ugly place right now for buyers and while things may be stabilizing, that just means pressure will likely shift from buyers to sellers.Redfin CEO Glenn Kelman made headlines in recent weeks with several interviews where he said the housing market had hit rock bottom.It’s been a slow-building disaster, Kelman said in an interview with CNBC…
about 1 year ago
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How Ozempic could change the economy as we know it - Business Insid...

A new wave of weight loss drugs could lead to indirect effects for all kinds of companies.It’s also possible that people’s productivity over their lifetimes could increase, impacting the economy.Ozempic has taken the world by storm thanks to how it can help people lose weight, but it could also mean so much more for the economy.Ozempic is a brand name for semaglutide, a diabetes drug that also has weight loss effects. Patients inject it weekly, and it reduces appetite. Semaglutide is also sold f…
about 1 year ago
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Baby boomers are winning the housing market again with all-cash pur...

With their $75 trillion nest egg, baby boomers have helped the US economy with their spending. And now they’re using a portion of that wealth to exploit a struggling housing market.During the early stages of the pandemic, boomers appeared to be content with “aging in place,” staying in their homes and remodeling instead. However, recent research from the National Association of Realtors found that 39% of all home buyers now are boomers.Additionally, boomers are circumventing high mortgage intere…
12 months ago
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New York City needs China's economy to bounce back - Business Insid...

New York City’s tourism industry is showing signs of recovery post-pandemic.However, a full recovery won’t happen until tourists from China return.New York City’s tourism industry is bouncing back, but one country is slowing down the recovery — China.Though New York City hotel occupancy rates are nearing pre-pandemic levels, the recovery is hindered by a significant decline in Chinese tourists, who typically spend the most money and stay in the US for a whopping 12 nights on average.Dan Krauth o…
11 months ago
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Millennials have become their own worst enemy in the housing market...

One thing keeping home demand — and prices — up is that there are a lot of millennials trying to buy.In 2020, millennials overtook baby boomers as the largest generation. That group, roughly aged from the mid-20s to early 40s, is also entering their prime home-buying years, with the average age of first-time home buyers at 36.The average millennial has also seen their net worth double in the last five years, from about $54,000 to $115,000, according to The Federal Reserve.The demand for homes fr…
10 months ago
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Moving to Puerto Rico comes with lifestyle perks and tax breaks. Tr...

Americans are moving to Puerto Rico for the climate, adventure, and tax breaks.People must also consider other aspects, such as schools, which are struggling to meet demand.Puerto Rico is becoming an increasingly popular destination for Americans looking to relocate for tax purposes.While the island boasts promises of adventure and financial incentives designed to attract investors and entrepreneurs, the move comes with challenges. Newcomers to Puerto Rico told Business Insider they’ve had diffi…
10 months ago
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Taylor Swift's 53 seconds of airtime during the Super Bowl was wort...

Taylor Swift’s appearance at the Super Bowl garnered 53 seconds of airtime.That was worth about $12.4 million based on the cost to run a 30-second commercial in the game.Taylor Swift was a big part of the storyline leading up to Super Bowl LVIII in Las Vegas, her 13th NFL game since she and Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce made their relationship public in September.Sports-gambling websites even accepted bets on how often CBS would show Swift during the broadcast.By the end of the game,…
9 months ago
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Why 4 Arizona cities have emerged as havens from financial stress -...

A February study from WalletHub examined the 100 largest US cities’ levels of financial distress.Arizona boasts four cities with stronger local economies, compared to the rest of the US.While the US economy is improving, many Americans are still struggling with high home prices and growing debt. However, residents in Arizona’s largest cities are doing much better than the rest of the country.A February study from WalletHub, a personal finance company, examined the 100 largest US cities and calcu…
9 months ago
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There's 1 benefit that would entice people to sacrifice remote work...

Housing benefits can lure employees back to the office and attract new talent.This comes as many employers are trying to bring workers back to the office after the pandemic. Housing affordability is a problem in the US, and helping with those costs could be the carrot companies need to get employees back to the office.According to a survey of 1,020 employers and workers about office perks, performed by the bonding and insurance company JW Surety Bonds and published in January, 47% of respondents…
8 months ago
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There's one benefit that would entice people to sacrifice remote wo...

Housing benefits can lure employees back to the office and attract new talent.This is a focus as many employers try to bring workers back to the office after the COVID emergency.Housing affordability is a problem in the US, and helping with those costs could be the carrot companies need to get employees back to the office.In a survey of 1,020 employers and workers about office perks, performed by the bonding and insurance company JW Surety Bonds and published in January, 47% of respondents said…
8 months ago