Kai Risdahl

Like billions and billions and billions of euros?

Also, and now I know way more than I knew about this whole situation before I read this piece, we don't have any cable-laying icebreakers.

So what's the plan?

Are they just going to keep fixing these things in the Red Sea or are they actually going to, you know, give the Arctic route a go?

Yeah, concentrates the mind.

Josh Jidza, feature writer at The Verge.

Josh, thanks a lot.

I appreciate your time.

In the official lexicon, the data point is called existing home sales.

Personally, I prefer used home sales.

But no matter the name, sales of said homes barely budged in April, below expectations for the start of the spring home buying season.

Data courtesy of the National Association of Realtors, by the way.

Today's installment of our series, Adventures in Housing, is about existing in someone else's home.

Carl Little, Down Under, in Darwin, Australia.

That thing I say all the time about how it really is a global economy?

This is that, right?

Tell us, would you, about your adventure in housing, no matter whose house you are living in.

Marketplace.org is where you can do that.

This final note on the way out today, Stephen Myron is officially looking for a job.

He sent his letter of resignation from the Federal Reserve to President Trump today, effective as soon as Kevin Warsh is sworn in.