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New research reveals that 80% of young savers feel optimistic about retirement compared to just 25% of Boomers. Here's why the generation with the least saved is the most confident.
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.
Thrift shops and off-price retailers are posting double-digit traffic gains while luxury struggles. The K-shaped consumer economy is reshaping American retail.
The dreaded mortgage rate lock-in effect that froze the housing market is showing signs of breaking down. Nearly 30% of homeowners now have rates above current market levels.
In a historic reversal, college tuition costs rose just 1.5% in 2025 while general inflation ran at 2.7%. Experts say demographic pressures and competition are reshaping higher education pricing.
Amazon is reportedly preparing to cut 16,000 corporate roles as early as next week, bringing total job losses to 30,000 in the largest restructuring in the company's 30-year history.
The U.S. economy added just 50,000 jobs in December, well below forecasts and marking the weakest month for hiring since the pandemic recovery began.
Delta Air Lines reports Q4 2025 results showing premium cabin revenue exceeded economy for the first time ever, illustrating America's widening wealth divide.
Oxford Economics research suggests companies aren't actually replacing workers with AI at significant scale, and 55% of employers regret AI-attributed layoffs according to Forrester.
More than 100 companies filed WARN notices for January 2026 layoffs, including Amazon, FedEx, and GM, creating a disconnect between GDP growth and employment trends.
The retail sector enters 2026 facing its most challenging landscape in years. As consumers bifurcate between value and premium, mid-market retailers face an existential reckoning.
Homebuilder stocks have exploded higher as the Trump administration unveils policies aimed at boosting housing supply. D.R. Horton, PulteGroup, and Lennar lead the sector rally.