Economy

Economic forecasts tend to be unreliable. The news is fast paced, and predictions can quickly grow stale. But there’s still something to be gained.

U.S. dollars and treasuries seem to be losing their luster, comparatively.

New durable goods orders shot up more than 5% in November, according to delayed federal data.

While people may find the tools useful and impressive, many simultaneously worry about job displacement, deskilling, the breakdown of human connection, and the rise of data centers.

This year’s show comes at a time with beef prices at record highs. That’s because, in large part, the U.S. cattle population is at a 75-year low.

Old Bay just transitioned to a tin-and-steel box. It's a more nostalgic vibe — and also more expensive. And it’s a sign that steel-and-aluminum tariffs can impact food packaging.

Tech, insurance, and financial services were the top drivers of spending growth.

On Wednesday, the president called on Congress to pass legislation capping credit card rates at 10% for a year.

Breaks for businesses will allow them to spend more. Individuals are likely to get bigger-than-usual refund checks early in the year.

When betting in the futures market on platforms like Polymarket or Kalshi, don’t expect an even playing field.