Good housing-market news keeps rolling in. The latest says that the gap between the seller’sasking price and the eventual sales price is narrowing, and that homes are selling faster. While this is obviously good news for sellers, buyers should welcome it too. If homes are selling faster and prices are firmer, the buyer ...
My baby daddy is from Louisville, and every year for the holidays or his birthday I give him a bottle of Maker's Mark bourbon...seeing as how it's made in KY and all. But now I might have to get him TWO bottles instead of just one. Seriously, if you need ...
If you use part of your home for business, you may be able to benefit from the home office tax deduction. This tax help can be used by individuals who are employees or who are self-employed. Claiming the home office tax deduction is a good tax strategy to employ if you are ...
WSJ's Dale Hrabi joins Lunch Break with a list of Valentine's Day presents to give that also give back.
MarketWatch's Charles Passy joins Lunch Break to review the latest in Valentine's Day extravagance: the $600 bouquet of six foot roses from Ecuador's Andes Mountains.
They say that diamonds are a girl's best friend. So, if you are thinking of proposing on Valentine's Day or even this year, here is the WSJ's essential guide on how to buy that perfect diamond ring.
If you're a young man who is low on funds, procrastinates, or lives in a different city than your significant other, you're probably not sure what to do for Valentine's Day. WSJ's Billy Higgins has some tips for you.
Emmy award winning writers and producers Robin Green and Mitch Burgess, best known for "The Sopranos" and "Blue Bloods", renovated for the third time their two-story condo in Greenwich Village. WSJ's Nancy Keates and renovation designer Christine Markatos Lowe join Lunch Break with a look inside.
When the iPhone Doesn't Cut it, Couples Turn to Pros to Document their Love A growing number of couples, eager to stand out from the Facebook pack, are turning to professional filmmakers to chronicle how they met. WSJ's Linda Freund reports.
Flowers can be a pricey gift, but if you're careful you won't end up overspending.
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