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As retail sales data reveals a bifurcated economy, the top third of American households now account for more than half of consumer spending while lower-income families struggle.
University of Michigan consumer sentiment rises to 54 in January, beating expectations but still 30 points below historical averages as inflation worries persist.
The IRS opens 2026 tax filing season on January 26 with $370 billion in expected refunds. New tax breaks for tips, overtime, and seniors could boost average refunds by $1,000.
The Cleveland Fed reports that the unemployment gap between college and high school graduates has reached its lowest level in decades. Here's what it means.
Delta Air Lines reports Q4 2025 results showing premium cabin revenue exceeded economy for the first time ever, illustrating America's widening wealth divide.
November retail sales beat expectations at 0.6% growth as holiday spending crossed $1 trillion. But beneath record totals, a K-shaped economy leaves lower-income consumers struggling while wealthy households drive growth.
Americans can expect significantly larger tax refunds this filing season thanks to Trump's signature tax legislation. Here's how much more you could receive.
December retail sales data confirms America's holiday spending exceeded $1 trillion for the first time, even as consumers remain cautious about the economic outlook.
With the Fed now expected to cut rates starting in June 2026, here's how homebuyers, savers, and borrowers should position their finances for the coming shift.
Dollar General plans to open 450 new U.S. stores in 2026, targeting rural communities as the discount retailer cements its position as America's neighborhood store.
Delta's premium cabin boom while main cabin struggles reveals the stark reality of America's K-shaped economy, with profound implications for investors and businesses.
The unemployment gap between college graduates and high school graduates has hit its lowest level since the 1970s. What does this mean for education, careers, and the value of a four-year degree?