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Konrad Putzier and Kate King, The Wall Street Journal Neighborhoods are benefiting from remote work. 
Will Parker, Konrad Putzier, and Shane Shifflett, The Wall Street Journal They were offered the benefits of owning apartment-building rentals without any of the work, in real-estate investments that have already left some people empty-handed. 
Dawn Gilbertson, The Wall Street Journal Vacationers scratching their travel itch this season are sending prices through the roof. Here's how some are making trade-offs. 
Deepa Seetharaman and Tom Dotan, The Wall Street Journal 'It's like toilet paper during the pandemic.' Startups, investors scrounge for computational firepower. 
William Boston, The Wall Street Journal Scout chief Scott Keogh is banking on pure Americana for VW to finally break through in the key market. 
Veronica Dagher, The Wall Street Journal Rising costs are prompting more adult children to sell the homes they inherit from their parents. 
Katherine Sayre, The Wall Street Journal Gambling companies shift betting further in their favor, raising minimums at blackjack tables and tipping the odds in roulette. 
Ryan Dezember and Will Feuer, The Wall Street Journal Landfill firms are investing in trash-gas production and recycling technology. 
Harriet Torry, The Wall Street Journal Share of young people seeking higher education has slipped since the pandemic began. Sponsored emails like this one help fund Pocket and its ongoing improvements. Pocket Premium subscribers will never see sponsored posts or emails. Get the Pocket app to save and read anywhere:   |
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