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Eli Lilly's orforglipron and Novo Nordisk's oral semaglutide are poised for FDA approval in 2026, potentially bringing GLP-1 weight loss treatment to millions who avoid injections.
Mortgage rates hit three-year lows below 6.1%, builders offer record incentives, and income growth outpaces home prices—creating the best conditions for first-time buyers since 2022.
With just 584,000 jobs added in 2025—the weakest year since the global financial crisis—America's labor market has fundamentally changed. Here's what it means.
Goldman Sachs sees 2.5% GDP growth while JPMorgan puts recession odds at 35%. Here's what the economic forecasts mean for your investments and financial planning.
Yale Budget Lab research reveals tariffs now cost the average American household $1,751 annually, with the effective tariff rate hitting its highest level since 1932.
Carvana shares crater after Gotham City Research accuses the online used car retailer of overstating earnings by more than $1 billion through accounting manipulation.
Intel CFO says the chipmaker won't rush capacity expansion for its foundry business despite AI boom, requiring customer commitments before major investments.
Visa reports fiscal Q1 2026 earnings per share of $3.14 and revenue of $10.69 billion as payment volumes signal resilient consumer spending despite tariff concerns.
Mortgage rates touch 5.38% on 15-year fixed loans as buyers prepare for spring season. Experts say affordability is improving for the first time since 2022.
America's largest bank forecasts unemployment could reach 4.5% in early 2026 as stricter immigration policies and AI adoption create crosscurrents in the job market.
A new PayPal and NCA survey reveals 40% of American merchants accept crypto payments, with adoption rising to 50% among large businesses—signaling a tipping point for digital currency commerce.
The upcoming January 2026 retail sales data will provide economists the first 'clean' look at the economy since the government shutdown obscured Q4 statistics.