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While some areas of the United States are experiencing strong seller's markets, the housing landscape in Aiken and much of the nation currently favors homebuyers. A recent analysis\u2026
As the national housing market experiences a late-summer transition, with price drops impacting several major metropolitan areas, Aiken County's real estate landscape continues to show resilience. While some\u2026
As tech leaders gathered in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, this week for a G20 event, touting the benefits and future of artificial intelligence, hundreds of protestors assembled outside\u2026
The U.S. economy saw significant job growth in August, adding 162,000 jobs, a figure that surpassed earlier expectations. This increase marks a notable rebound from July, which experienced\u2026
A major automotive trade group, representing prominent manufacturers like General Motors, Ford, Toyota, Volkswagen, Hyundai, Honda, and Stellantis, is actively lobbying Congress to enact legislation that would permanently\u2026
US stock indices concluded Wednesday with gains, as oil prices stabilized and investors considered inflation, economic growth, and the potential for a rate hike at the upcoming September\u2026
Aiken Regional Medical Centers is preparing to open its freestanding ER at Martintown in North Augusta by the end of September. An open house was held on September\u2026
NVIDIA has announced an agreement to acquire Hugging Face for approximately $12.93 billion. This acquisition, revealed on September 4, 2026, aims to scale Hugging Face's platform, enhance its\u2026
Aiken residents monitoring the local housing market can expect continued stability through 2026, with experts indicating no housing market crash is on the horizon. Despite some national job\u2026
Treasury yields across the curve moved lower on Friday, September 4, 2026, as traders reacted to comments from a Federal Reserve official indicating a leaning toward maintaining current\u2026
As of the four weeks ending August 23, the national housing market experienced a 6% increase in new home listings compared to the previous year, according to data\u2026
A recent analysis of national real estate trends, released on August 28, indicates a significant increase in available homes across the United States, potentially signaling a favorable market\u2026