Airbnb says it has a plan to curb New Year's Eve parties this year while Canada works to slow the spread of the COVID-19 virus, with the announcement coming not long after a short-term rental was the site of a 60-person party in Mississauga.

Brazil’s economic growth fell short of market expectations in the third quarter, and that was largely before a new jump in Covid-19 cases and a reduction in emergency aid started to pour cold water on the recovery.

EzStorage, which describes itself as the largest self-storage company in Maryland, Virginia and Washington D.C., is exploring a sale that may value it at more than $2 billion, according to people with knowledge of the matter.

President-elect Joe Biden will have little alternative but to focus on a deal with Congress to enact more economic stimulus early next year, despite hopes from some Democrats that he can press ahead with executive actions.

U.S. mortgage rates fell to a record low for the 14th time this year.

Big Six earnings season wrapped up this morning in the same way it started, with big beats powered by improved credit quality and substantial gains from capital markets operations.

Castellum AB will proceed with its bid for Entra ASA, even after the Norwegian office provider launched a review of its portfolio that triggered speculation it may become too expensive to be bought.

Toronto-Dominion Bank is getting a lift from its massive retail-banking business, helped by mortgage growth driven by Canada’s strong housing market.

Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce’s focus on its domestic market is paying off, with strength in the nation’s housing market fueling an emerging rebound in the company’s retail-banking operations.

Joe Hamilton, who manages a 26-acre tree farm in South Carolina, knows first hand how complex it can be to own land: His is among many Black, Appalachian, Native American, and Hispanic families to grapple with heirs’ property—a type of collective ownership passed down, often to multiple relatives, without a will.