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Litt is better known in real-estate circles than retail ones, but that's not stopping his activist campaign at Hudson's Bay.

This 2017 CNBC Disruptor 50 company is an online marketplace and community for homeowners, designers and contractors.

Together with tighter credit conditions, the government is working to ensure housing prices don't exceed certain levels, says Alan Jin, Mizuho Securities Asia.

In CNBC's exclusive All-America Economic Survey, Steve Liesman reports 30-percent of Americans are upbeat about the economy.

A surge in economic optimism contrasts with a decline in Americans' approval of President Donald Trump.

London police said 79 people were dead or missing presumed dead after the devastating Grenfell Tower blaze last week.

Peter Churchouse, author of The Churchouse Letter, says cooling measures have had the most effect in tier one cities in China, which have bubble-like conditions.

Hayden Briscoe, head of fixed income for Asia-Pacific at UBS Asset Management, delivers his outlook for the housing market in China, in light of recent data.

Stephen Davies, Javelin Wealth Management, weighs in on the slowing growth in China home prices and the effect of the Fed increasing interest rates.

China is a much bigger global markets risk than Trump, Brexit and the Fed.

Jack Chua, ERA Singapore, says the PBOC might have kept interest rates stable, but it has other means, such as adjusting down payment rates, to cool home prices.