Aldi's American Conquest: 180 New Stores Signal the Future of Grocery Shopping
German discount grocery chain Aldi announces plans to open 180 new U.S. stores in 2026 as part of a $9 billion expansion that will make it America's third-largest grocer.
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Americans' Job Finding Expectations Hit Record Low: Inside the Fed Survey That's Alarming Economists
The NY Fed's consumer survey shows job finding expectations at their lowest level ever recorded, even as unemployment remains low. Here's what's driving the disconnect.
Grocery Prices Spike 0.7% in December: The Biggest Monthly Jump Since 2022 Hits American Kitchens
Food-at-home prices surged 0.7% in December, the largest monthly increase since 2022, driven by eggs, dairy, and meat. Here's what's driving the grocery bill spike.
Mortgage Rates Plunge to 5.86% as White House Bypasses the Fed
The 30-year fixed rate dropped 19 basis points Tuesday as Trump's directive to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac delivers relief the Federal Reserve won't provide.
Retail's 2026 Reality Check: Why the $1 Trillion Holiday May Not Save the Sector
Despite a record $1 trillion holiday shopping season, retailers face a spending hangover and tariff pressures that could make 2026 a year of consolidation rather than growth.
The Fed's 2026 Voting Rotation: How Four New Voices Could Reshape Rate Policy
Four new regional Fed presidents join the FOMC voting rotation in 2026. Here's what Cleveland, Philadelphia, Dallas, and Minneapolis can tell us about the future of interest rates.
Bank Earnings Week: What Wall Street's Q4 Results Mean for the Economy and Your Money
JPMorgan kicks off the biggest bank earnings week in years. Here's what results from Wells Fargo, Citi, Goldman Sachs, and others reveal about the economy and your finances.
Trump's 10% Credit Card Rate Cap: What It Means for Your Wallet and the Banks
President Trump's call for a 10% credit card interest rate cap has roiled bank stocks and sparked debate about consumer finance. Here's what cardholders need to know.
CPI Day Arrives: What Tuesday's Inflation Report Means for Your Wallet and the Fed
The December 2025 CPI report arrives Tuesday morning. Here's what economists expect and why the data could shape Fed policy for months to come.
California's Gig Worker Revolution: 800,000 Uber and Lyft Drivers Gain Historic Union Rights
Starting January 2026, California's rideshare drivers gain collective bargaining rights while remaining independent contractors. What this landmark labor deal means for the gig economy.
Delta Air Lines Earnings Preview: The First Major Test of 2026's Premium Travel Boom
Delta reports Q4 2025 earnings Tuesday morning as investors seek confirmation that the airline industry's premium strategy can sustain 40% stock gains.
America's $1.23 Trillion Credit Card Debt: Inside the Political Battle Over Consumer Finance
Credit card balances have reached record highs while delinquencies stabilize near decade peaks. Trump's rate cap proposal has ignited a debate over affordability vs. access.