Credit: Shutterstock A surprise economic plot twist may be brewing as America heads into the new year: millions of households could soon receive tax refunds so large, they might accidentally kick ...

The stakes are high - and as the holiday shopping season continues to peak - consumers expect products to arrive faster, cheaper, and more reliably than ever. Yet according to DP World's Without ...

Boomers are rocking confidence in their retirement plans. But they're missing the beat when it comes to inflation ...

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has been edging from polite caution to blunt alarm about the stock market, and the shift is colliding head on with President Donald Trump's escalating tariff ...

Kraken has launched a phased rollout of its new Krak Card across the UK and EU, positioning the product as a multi-asset ...

Key monthly metrics from the US government continue to be released now that the shutdown has ended. Next up: September wholesale inflation and retail sales.

The UK’s antitrust and consumer agency—the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA)—has announced its first enforcement actions under the country’s ...

Business owners have spent most of 2025 grappling with economic uncertainties. Chief among them are questions about the effects that import tariffs may have on their own costs and on their customers’ ...

Stocks tumbled on Friday as consumer sentiment plunged near all-time lows and investors panicked over AI spending – hammering tech stocks in their worst week since April. The tech-heavy Nasdaq dropped ...

Despite shoppers’ concerns about rising costs, inflation and the government shutdown, retailers predict sales will increase as much as 4.2% over the holidays. By Kailyn Rhone Holiday shopping is ...

Americans are expected to open their wallets this holiday season, increasing their gift budgets even as a slowing job market and stubborn inflation weigh on consumer confidence, according to a new ...

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