Supervisory Senior Producer
We’ve got a double feature on today’s show: the economic forces behind the success of the WNBA and Eurovision.
Leisure travelers are pulling back, and new data shows high-spending business travelers are, too.
Walmart officials are saying the retail giant will raise prices within weeks due to higher import taxes imposed by the Trump administration.
With lots of trade policy uncertainty, more investors have started looking for places outside the U.S. to park their capital.
In the vast tax proposal up for consideration in the U.S. House of Representatives is a 5% tax on money people send to family and friends overseas.
California regulators are allowing State Farm to charge more following this year's LA wildfires. Consumers in other states are also grappling with higher premiums.
This morning, we’ll talk about the latest CPI figures and discuss some contrasts between sentiment and spending.
Stocks closed significantly higher yesterday. We'll recount the recent stock market rollercoaster ride and discuss what to make of it all.
The U.S. and China have agreed to a trade deal, dropping U.S. tariffs against China from 145% to 30% for 90 days.
Spending by consumers to get ahead of tariff-caused price increases could prove costly if there’s an economic downturn.
