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The U.S. housing market is undergoing a major disruption, as a century-old practice that determines how homeowners and home buyers pay their real-estate agents is about to change.

One family’s verdict in a baby-formula lawsuit brings hope for other families whose newborns contracted digestive diseases, though they’re not guaranteed to see the same success.

HashiCorp Inc.’s shares climbed more than 12% after hours Friday, after a report revealed that the cloud-adoption software company is considering putting itself up for sale.

Hertz shares have fallen nearly 30% so far this year.

The Federal Trade Commission has launched an inquiry into Reddit’s licensing of user data to artificial-intelligence companies — just days before the social-media company’s long-awaited initial public offering.

Thanks to its drinkable appeal, the St. Patrick’s Day favorite has soared in popularity over the past couple of decades — and seems poised for more growth

With new listings hitting the market, the spring home-buying season is poised to be much brisker than it was a year ago. But one real-estate exec isn’t ready to call it a recovery just yet.

From loud budgeting to girl math, TikTok has spurred discussion of finances. Now what?

Commodities are broadly higher for the week on Friday, with a key index for the market at its highest level of the year, led by a rise in cocoa futures to an all-time high.

This spring and summer “will probably be the best time to buy a car in the last few years,” says one expert — but people who bought during the pandemic will lose more money on trade-ins.

Reckitt Beckinser Group said Friday it will seek to overturn a court ruling this week that awarded $60 million in damages to the family of a baby that died after being fed Enfamil infant formula, made by the British conglomerate’s Mead Johnson Nutrition unit.

Shares of Ulta Beauty Inc. fell on Friday, a day after the beauty-products retailer forecast full-year profit that disappointed investors.