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College students may have their class schedules figured out, but what happens when they need groceries, a ride to the store or a little guidance navigating life away from home?

On this week’s episode of “On Your Side: The Home Edition,” host Susan Campbell tours a timeless Arcadia home right at the base of Camelback Mountain, learns how AI is changing the real estate business, and sees what $500,000 will buy you in Mesa

Rocket Companies scheduled its third quarter 2026 earnings release and conference call for October 29, 2026, as housing data showed U.S. pending home sales at record low levels, with mortgage rates staying in the mid 7% range.

Google has launched a new “home” for Google Business Profiles named Google Business Home. It is a beta, but I just received an email with access to the new Google Business Home. Google wrote, “This beta experience brings together your Business Profile, Merchant Center, YouTube, and Ads accounts all in one place. With Business Home…

A Home Depot customer ordered a vanity. Several weeks later, he’s not sure the vanity even exists.

Housing contract signings dropped steeply in September as rapidly rising mortgage rates spooked would-be buyers.

Arlington, Va., Oct. 8, 2026 — Three of four leading AI-powered search tools accurately identified home blood pressure monitors that met validated clinical standards only 63%-83% of the time, according to preliminary research being presented at the American Heart Association’s Hypertension Scientific Sessions 2026. The meeting is in Arlington, Virginia, October 7-11, 2026, and is…

The Home Depot on its December 2025 Investor Day detailed how nearly a decade of supply chain investment, a $25 billion ecommerce business and accelerating use of artificial intelligence (AI) are reshaping its customer and Pro experiences, as the retailer pushes to become what it calls the most “interconnected” operator in retail.

Brazilian employers have spent much of 2026 adjusting to a rewritten workplace safety rulebook — one that, for the first time, treats mental health and remote work as core compliance matters rather than afterthoughts.

Is it a welfare state gone mad? As a London jury hears the case, the more useful lesson for HR may be how the alleged scheme came to light