‘We shut these clowns down’: Suit settled over scheme targeting Hispanic homeowners
A 2014 Fair Housing Act case against a Florida law firm for preying on struggling Hispanic homeowners ends in $4.6 million settlement.
Disney Wish set for 1st cruise with paying customers
Disney Cruise Line has fine-tuned the pomp and gotten the circumstance mostly in order for the first paying customers on board its new ship Disney Wish.
Ask a real estate pro: Is it a good idea to share title with my son?
A reader asks real estate lawyer Gary Singer: What are the pitfalls for a 72-year-old mother using her credit to buy a house in a different state for her 35-year-old son?
EV disruptors like Rivian, Arrival hit familiar auto industry speed bumps
The slumping stock market and rising interest rates have made it tougher for new companies to raise fresh capital from investors. That intensifies pressure to start building and selling vehicles, and to slash expenses.
SeaWorld sets sale on Fun Cards, single-day tickets
SeaWorld Orlando runs sale on single-day tickets and Fun Cards, which allow admission for rest of 2022.