Christine Romans is a senior business correspondent at NBC News. She specializes in construction and real estate, focusing on topics such as the housing market, debt management, and international trade laws. Christine's insights and analyses have been featured in various outlets including CNN, Yahoo Finance, and RealClearMarkets.
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Christine Romans predominantly covers topics related to lifestyle, technology, and health & wellbeing. Her articles mainly consist of reviews and how-to guides for various services and products.
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By: Christine Romans, Maya Huter
This holiday season, tariffs are threatening the survival of a small Christmas supply business outside of Salt Lake City.
By: Christine Romans, Kayla Steinberg
Get more news on Newlyweds Brittany Zwier and Frank Martinez are starting their life together looking for ways to save money.
By: Kayla Steinberg
Companies that get IEEPA refunds will have a choice: compensate customers or keep the money.
By: Kayla Steinberg, Christine Romans
Mortgage rates and home prices are still elevated. But buyers have more leverage in the housing market today than they’ve had in years.
By: Jason Abbruzzese, Christine Romans
“AI can be used for great things, but it could also be used to misrepresent what a house looks like or what a listing photo looks like,” he said.
By: Christine Romans, Allie Canal
It’s going to require more than just great cars to compete against subsidized Chinese EV makers, said the CEO of America’s top-selling automaker.
By: Christine Romans, Kayla Steinberg
Gen Z shoppers, like many other Americans, are seeking bargains as inflation rises. But they also want sturdy clothes that were made to last.
By: Christine Romans
“People shift around and make room for the higher gas prices,” he said, “That's the reality of the day-to-day consumer.”
By: Christine Romans
Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan is one of the few people who really knows in real time how Americans are contending with rising inflation and higher gas prices.
By: Kayla Steinberg, Steve Kopack, Christine Romans
The Iran war is costing the average U.S. household over $1,200, as the cost of gas and groceries rises and mortgage rates hit levels not seen in a year.
