D.R. Horton beat Wall Street estimates for first-quarter revenue and profit on Tuesday as a persistent shortage of existing homes in the U.S. housing market helped boost new home sales despite higher mortgage rates.
Trending
- Mother sues OpenAI in US after daughter’s death linked to ChatGPT use | Technology News
- Teen plans to leave uni 'debt free' after making £35,000 selling vintage football shirts
- Elon Musk's stratospheric rise to trillionaire status – in charts
- Will space junk trap us on Earth? How ‘Kessler Syndrome’ effect could DOOM humanity unless we ‘litter-pick’ in space
- De kaasstengel van dit onbekende merk komt als lekkerste uit onze test: ‘Dit is de kampioen’
- 'Amazing' toy scanner eases children's MRI anxiety
- UK economy contracts as Iran war bites
- World Cup co-hosts US thrash Paraguay in dominant Group D opener
D.R. Horton beats Q1 estimates as low housing supply boosts new home demand
By Reuters Econ
