Although Christmas is over, that doesn’t mean people have stopped celebrating the holidays with bright lights and sweet treats. NTD’s Phil Zou goes on a holiday adventure in a small neighborhood that’s making a big name for itself across the world.

In New York City, the Korean festival that happens only once a year was back.

The latest data shows that rent has nearly doubled in some cities across the United States in the past year.

How do inflation numbers translate in real life? In an expensive city like New York, residents are used to paying a high cost of living. But now with inflation, how are some new yorkers handling it?

Traveling on cruise ships might be getting just a little more luxurious. SpaceX is partnering with a major cruise line to offer what it calls reliable and fast internet, all while you’re cruising at sea. Satellite internet market commentary provided by Jameson Zimmer of Fair Internet Report.

There may be a viral phenomenon taking place in offices across the United States, and it’s called “quiet quitting.” What is it exactly, and how did it all start?

How did college costs get to the astronomical figures of today? Is it still worth it to go to college?

One of the biggest home improvement stores in the U.S. is giving away millions to its workers as inflation bonuses.

American Airlines is betting on supersonic travel. The company just agreed to buy some jets from airplane maker Boom Supersonic. it’s the second major U.S. airline to do this in the past two months.

Now, 5G internet is apparently on the rise, trying to replace the traditional broadband internet we’ve all been using for years. Will it succeed?

If you’re a typical worker who got a new job in the past year, chances are you’re making a lot more money now than you did before. How much more?

Another fossil fuel, coal, is making a comeback. Consumption is expected to reach record-high usage this year.

On a recent episode of the Joe Rogan Experience, Joe Rogan warned about the dangers of using TikTok. He said all your data could end up in the hands of the Chinese Communist Party.

Airline pilots are in short supply, and right now it’s mandatory that pilots retire by the age of 65, but a group of lawmakers want to raise that retirement age to 67, so the current pilots that we do have can stay on the job, longer.

The latest ranking of the world’s most powerful passports is out. You might feel like an American passport can get you anywhere in the world, but it actually didn’t top the list.

Wealthy foreign buyers have been known for snatching up U.S. homes, often in all-cash deals. But lately, they’ve been missing in action. What’s the reason?

Korean carmaker Hyundai is releasing a new all-electric vehicle. It has a new design and claims to drive as far as industry leader Tesla on a single charge.

Social media can sometimes lead to more dangerous consequences than children yelling and screaming. Children under the age of 10 have literally killed themselves because of what they saw on sites like TikTok.

With the hype over electric cars, why aren’t more Americans transitioning? NTD took a look.

We’re just about halfway into this year’s Amazon Prime Day event, where shoppers can get some of the lowest-priced items on the internet. But is there a catch? NTD dives deeper into this year’s mega sales event.

If you’re traveling to Europe, there’s some good news that’ll make those long waits at the airport a little less painful. The euro has not been this cheap for Americans since the early 2000s. NTD found out what you can do with that extra buying power.

In a special interview for the upcoming Independence Day, NTD spoke with one of the biggest family names in the fireworks industry: the Souzas. They’re responsible for the fireworks shows at the Olympics, the Super Bowl, and of course, the Macy’s Fireworks Spectacular.

Five dollars for a gallon of gas doesn’t seem to be stopping Americans from going on road trips this summer. But before you go, you might want to check off a to-do list that’ll be good for your safety, and good for your wallet.

The United States is blacklisting Chinese companies for their support of Russia during the invasion of Ukraine.

Inflation is everywhere, so where do you look to preserve the value of your money? Many are investing in collectibles that are known to go up in value, especially one category of goods that is standing the test of time—literally.

For people who don’t need virtual spaces or remote work, there’s a new trend that’s helping motivate workers back into the office.: Team lunch hours. Everyone goes to lunch together, at the same time, even if it means the boss has to close up shop. How’s that working for the company, and how’s that working […]

Besides laying off current workers, more companies are also canceling job offers they’ve been granting to new recruits. NTD spoke to a software engineer who had his job offer rescinded, and was at risk of being deported.

The ever-so-popular ‘Uber pool’ is back. That’s where riders get a reduced fare for sharing their car ride with other passengers. that’s after a 2-year hiatus because of the pandemic.

“Buy now pay later” can be used to buy certain products, even if you don’t have all the cash just yet. But some people think that’s a bad idea and can lead to mismanaging your money. Now, the UK is tightening rules to make sure customers can afford to pay.

Many Americans are feeling the squeeze because of rising prices. But recent findings have shown that even some high-income earners making $100,000 dollars or more are living paycheck to paycheck.

Now besides crypto exchanges, crypto investors are the ones really hurting. NTD spoke to some crypto investors who recently saw some of their holdings diminish to almost nothing.

On the East Coast, one of the biggest food expos in the entire world is taking place in New York City. NTD went on a tour, trying out some of the “fancy food” from across the globe.

NTD spoke with Lance Roberts, chief strategist at RIA Advisors, about his thoughts on the recent market sell-off.

Whether it’s a PlayStation, Nintendo, or Gameboy, in order to play the game, you had to get your hands on a game console. But now, one of the biggest console names on the planet is making their games available right on your TV—meaning you no longer need to buy the hardware.

As summer travel season kicks off, major airlines are planning to hire the most pilots ever in a single year. But there just aren’t enough pilots to go around.

One of the largest crypto coins crashed Tuesday on news that its parent exchange company, Binance, the largest crypto exchange in the world, is reportedly being investigated by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).

The entire crypto market is down a whopping 60-percent from its record highs last year. but crypto scams, are on the rise. the Federal Trade Commission recently said thousands of crypto investors have lost over a billion dollars in crypto scams so far this year.

Until recently, people weren’t paid a dime for interning at the White House, but now that’s changing.

Higher labor costs aren’t stopping savvy investors from buying a franchise of their own, or perhaps franchising out and growing their business. NTD is at one of the industry’s biggest events in New York to learn more.

Because of inflation, people might have to work just a little longer before retiring. A new study shows a portion of Americans are delaying their retirement because of inflation.

NTD spoke with Andrew Tjernlund, an American manufacturer of heating and cooling products and a top Amazon seller, to discuss the inflation outlook from a real-world perspective.

This summer season, there might be a little less “fun in the sun,” as not every shop is open for business. There aren’t enough workers, so what’s a business to do?

Crypto and politics: could that be a good match? One of the richest crypto billionaires says he wants to donate nearly all of his wealth to make the world a better place, and some of that cash is going toward elections.

Wouldn’t it be nice if we didn’t have student loans? New York state tried that out not long ago, allowing some students a free ride to college—but not based on grades. It was only based on income.

One of the largest aircraft operators in the world is getting sued over its vaccine mandate during the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus pandemic. The prosecutor told NTD they’re going for all the major airlines too.

In New York City, a banker was shot dead during a subway ride from his home in Brooklyn on his way to brunch in the city. Some are calling this a senseless tragedy.

After GrubHub’s disastrous free lunch promo earlier this week, which left New Yorkers hungry and restaurants in the cold, another food delivery giant is jumping in the ring, with more freebies.

Supply problems are continuing to hurt major retailers. Target’s stock plunged Wednesday, after reporting its first quarter earnings; it had its worst day since Black Monday in 1987. Target’s CEO says high costs are affecting its bottom line.

The entire crypto industry is having a meltdown. It’s a Bitcoin and crypto crisis, losing almost $1 trillion in a month.

Subway ridership in New York City is way down, so the mayor is encouraging everyone—including CEO and executives—to take the train.

It comes as no surprise that managers are also getting creative in retaining and attracting talent. There’s a new leadership style that’s getting popular, with a focus on empathy and compassion.

What are these spam bots and fake accounts that Elon Musk has vowed to defeat? NTD explains with Mark Weinstein.

Rents are soaring to record highs in many cities across the United States, including New York. NTD has more from midtown Manhattan.

One of the biggest tourist destinations in the world took over Times Square Monday in an effort to attract New Yorkers and visitors alike back to its city.

“Buy now pay later” is certainly not new, but it’s now attracting a new group of consumers: Generation Z—young people who want to get their hands on the latest fashion and gadgets. And if you don’t have the cash, why not buy it now, and pay later? What can go wrong?

Last year was the biggest year for bankers on Wall Street, giving out bonuses totaling billions. But this year, things are looking very different.

Non-fungible tokens (NFTs) don’t seem to be doing too well. NFT sales are crashing compared to last year.

In a matter of weeks, some college graduates will be on their way to their first job in the real world, but will the salaries be what they expect?

Two of the richest men in the world are toying with the idea of using cryptocurrency to do away with spambots on Twitter.

The biggest home-sharing platform in the world is making a bold statement in the battle between working at the office versus working from home. Airbnb announced its workers can now live and work from anywhere in the world.

Should Wall Street’s employees be working from home or working in the office? Big banks including JP Morgan are now giving in, allowing some of their workers to come into the offices less, so they can work virtually.

Bitcoin mining has been criticized for using too much electricity. Now lawmakers in New York are one step closer to banning bitcoin mining that doesn’t use renewable energy.

Making the headlines often are big companies that are paying little or nothing in taxes, and 2021 was no different. Can the average person and small business do the same?

Remember those catchy crypto ads from the Super Bowl just a short time ago? They certainly got a lot of attention. But did they convince you, or anyone you know, to get involved with crypto?

Luxury automaker Ferrari is recalling thousands of supercars across the world because of a problem in the braking system.

Some internal conflict is happening over at food delivery giant Grubhub. Its parent company is trying to offload it just one year after buying it for $7 billion.

Besides social media, there’s another type of scam that’s exploding across America: “smishing.” It’s basically fake texts messages sent directly to your phone.

The tax deadline is quickly approaching on Monday, and many people still haven’t figured out how to pay their crypto taxes. NTD recently sat down with one of the biggest crypto tax firms during the Bitcoin Miami conference to learn more.

It takes a lot of work to bring back a show of this caliber. NTD was at the New York Auto Show, speaking to the organizers and industry leaders.

At the biggest bitcoin conference in Miami, a new project is aiming to bring about change in Washington—painting the town “orange” by defending and supporting bitcoin user rights in the United States.

Some investors are looking to crypto as a hedge against inflation. The Bitcoin 2022 conference in Miami, Florida, was in its second day Thursday. NTD was there.

Last year was a big year for crypto, as many investors first dipped their toes into digital assets. A new survey shows countries around the world that are quickly adopting crypto. Where does the United States stack up?

Besides car prices, the costs of repairs and gas are going up, and car insurance is going up too. Car owners are now paying hundreds of dollars more per year to insure their ride, compared to before the pandemic.

Let’s talk pizza. Apparently, pizza in New York City should never cost more than a subway ride. But it looks like that rule has been broken.

With so many jobs available, getting hired is supposed to be easy—but not if you start by failing the drug test. A new study shows positive drug tests among U.S. workers are at their highest levels in decades.

A strong dollar may help with inflation, but you’ll know from your trips to the store it’s not helping enough. Landlords and property management companies are paying more for things now too. Is that why your rent’s gone up so much?

Who likes their business news in simple and bite-sized form, easy to digest over a cup of fresh morning brew coffee? Apparently millions of people do. A business newsletter targeting millennials is attracting millions of subscribers, and growing fast.

On Thursday, President Joe Biden warned about potential food shortages around the world, due mainly to the Russia-Ukraine war.

Rideshare giant Uber and the iconic yellow taxis in New York have been bitter rivals for nearly a decade since Uber was created. but now former foes become friends, in a surprising new partnership.

At the FIFA World Cup later this year, besides watching their favorite soccer teams battle it out on the field, fans will notice a newcomer to the arena: cryptocurrency.

Ever wonder how much money influencers make on social media sites like TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube? A recent report shows where they make the most money, and how much they make on average per post.

Luxury carmaker Porsche is announcing more electric vehicles in the coming years. It’s also planning a hybrid version of its most famous sports car.

With tax day quickly approaching, many people are wondering whether they have to report their cryptocurrency on their tax returns, and how to do it.

James Bond’s car of choice, Aston Martin, is launching its most powerful V12 Vantage sports car yet, but it’s also going to be its last, as the luxury British carmaker shifts toward more electric cars in a couple of years.

Ahead of Starbucks’ annual shareholders meeting Wednesday, the coffee giant is launching a huge initiative to go greener. It includes adding a charging network for electric cars.

A majority of Americans say they will have to start changing their lifestyles because of the higher cost of living, including what to eat and where to travel.

The cost of housing is going up. In New York City, many people are facing much higher rents. NTD visited the Upper West Side in New York to find out more.

President Joe Biden on Wednesday ordered the government to study the risks and benefits of cryptocurrencies and a digital dollar. What could it mean for the crypto industry as a whole?

One reason people are taking their money out of Russian banks and sending it abroad is because Western nations like the United States and Canada as set to restrict Russia’s access to the SWIFT system—removing some Russian banks from the network and all but severing them from the global financial system. So what exactly is […]

Bitcoin and the entire crypto market are also having a big reaction to the crisis over in Ukraine.

The world’s largest music company is diving right into NFTs. Could this revolutionize the industry, or will it flop?

In cryptocurrency, a while back we reported on the Squid Game token, which turned out to be a scam. The coin had nothing to do with the popular TV show of the same name. Now, more copycat coins are popping up, mimicking luxury car brands and even Hollywood movies, but the coins have absolutely nothing […]

The world’s largest crypto exchange Binance is buying a big stake in American business magazine Forbes, as Forbes is looking to list on the New York Stock Exchange.

The Boston Fed and MIT have released long-awaited tech research and open-source code. It could be used as the groundwork for a potential central bank digital currency.

Non-fungible tokens (NFTs) have blown up over the past year. NTD has more on what exactly they are, and what’s going on in the NFT space.

Hollywood agencies representing some of the biggest stars in the world, like Will Smith and Beyonce, are turning their attention to Tik Tokers. Content creators on the Chinese-owned app are wooing a ton of the younger Generation Z viewers, and Hollywood wants in.

A lot of the workforce still hasn’t returned to the office in person. leaving office buildings across the U.S. less occupied. Now Landlords and business owners are offering different types of perks in hopes to lure people back into the office.

Web 3.0 is getting so popular, even YouTube wants a piece of the action. But what is Web 3.0 really? Many are calling it the next stage of the internet.

Bitcoin fell to its lowest levels since last summer, before staging its own dramatic recovery along with stocks. It’s still about 40 percent below its all-time high.

Apparently, there’s a tax loophole that some bitcoin holders are using to save a ton of cash. It helps them shield their winnings from the taxman.