Smashed windows, a thick water hose, and a ticket greeted a Subaru driver Monday evening after they illegally parked in front of a fire hydrant on Green Street in Halifax’s south end. Firefighters had to break the car’s windows to gain access to a hydrant, and …
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There is a beefy mystery on the streets of New York City. On Saturday, in the midst of a heat wave so severe it likely caused passers-by to briefly wonder if they were seeing things, an In-N-Out burger was discovered on a street in Queens. It was perfect — two …
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We’ve all done it: When signing up for an account online, we’ve clicked “I agree” to have our data sold to third parties. It will be anonymized, we’re assured, and only a small percentage of data will be made available to others. But how secure can we be that …
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IPG CEO Michael Roth reported “another quarter of solid financial performance” during the holding company’s quarterly earnings call this morning, signaling confidence for the second half of the year despite less-than-stellar organic growth in the U.S. market.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) – U.S home sales fell more than expected in June as a persistent shortage of properties pushed prices to a record high, indicating the housing market was struggling to regain speed since hitting a soft patch last year. FILE PHOTO: A …
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