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Pharmaceutical giant Johnson & Johnson announces participation in Trump's TrumpRx.gov discount drug platform in exchange for tariff exemptions, marking a new era of corporate-government dealmaking on drug prices.
The Conference Board releases January 2026 Consumer Confidence data Tuesday as households grapple with cooling inflation, political uncertainty, and labor market shifts.
A new survey reveals six in ten U.S. companies plan to cut staff this year, with tariff concerns and economic anxiety driving the grim outlook for American workers.
Novo Nordisk's Wegovy pill reaches over 3,000 patients in its first week, more than double Eli Lilly's Zepbound launch. The first oral GLP-1 for weight loss is now available nationwide.
Real consumer spending growth is forecast to decline to 1.5% in 2026 as high costs and accumulated debt force American households to pull back after years of resilience.
Over 500,000 tech workers have been laid off since ChatGPT launched, with 2026 bringing fresh cuts at Meta, Microsoft, and Ericsson as AI transforms employment.
In November 2026, the full retirement age reaches 67 for the first time since Congress raised it in 1983. Here's what it means for your claiming strategy.
Credit card delinquencies have hit a five-year high while consumer spending remains robust. The paradox reveals an economy that's booming for some and buckling for others.
The Transportation Security Administration confirmed that the 2025-2026 holiday travel period was the busiest in history, with 44.3 million passengers screened over 17 days.
EIA forecasts US gasoline prices will average $2.92 per gallon in 2026, marking the first sub-$3 average since 2020 and fourth consecutive year of falling pump prices.
The IRS begins accepting 2025 tax returns on January 26, 2026. From new deductions for tips and overtime to Trump Accounts for children, here's what's changed.
Food prices rose at their fastest monthly pace since 2022 in December, with beef up 16.4% and orange juice up 37.6% year-over-year. Here's what's driving grocery costs higher.