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After President Trump ripped the sky-high prices for World Cup tickets, now even the executives helping to host the competition say the cost of attending games is too high.

Berkshire will acquire the homebuilder for $72.50 per common share in cash, valuing Taylor Morrison's equity at around $6.8 billion.

The AI bloodbath continues in tech as Meta announced it plans on cutting thousands of jobs in Silicon Valley.

Demolition of the old Brooks Brothers building at 346 Madison Ave. and of next-door 11 E. 44th St. will start in the third quarter, SL Green leasing director Steven Durels told Realty Check.

A frozen cheese bread product sold at Costco is being recalled over concerns it could be contaminated with salmonella, prompting the retailer to notify customers who purchased the affected items.

The largest is soon to come -- a 7,000 square-foot emporium for Chinese-owned PopMart, makers of creepy but cuddly Labubu dolls, at 1540 Broadway. Another Chinese brand, TopToy, will open soo ...

Finally, there's a bipartisan initiative in Congress to fix the mad cash grab that's plagu­ing college sports -- but it has been greeted with a remark­able hush from the crowd.

The Supreme Court ruled that President Trump doesn't have the authority to impose higher import taxes on goods from nearly every other country.

"Times Square has been an important chapter in Red Lobster's history, and this was a difficult decision."

Costco's gas stations have seen a rise in demand for their low-priced gasoline, as the surge helped the company top expectations for its third-quarter sales.