The move comes while official statistics on jobs, inflation, and consumer spending are stalled during the government shutdown.

A potential rule change by the Trump administration could limit the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s supervision of auto lenders, including many that focus on buyers with low credit scores.

From fraudulent research coming out of paper mills, to data fabrication showing up in published papers, academic journals have a quality control issue on their hands.

The consumer confidence index from The Conference Board fell slightly in October, showing that consumers are still anxious about the economy and the job market.

Factors driving insurance costs include inflation, construction costs, and extreme weather.

While some regional Fed banks have hard data, many of those figures come from agencies that are closed during the shutdown.

The looming spike in costs for those on Obamacare has gotten a lot of attention, but those who get health insurance through their employers are likely to see higher prices, too.

Business owners are nervous about an uncertain economy, so they’re trying to figure out how to manage their own staffing.

After nearly 200 years, Baker & Taylor, a major distributor of shelf-ready library books, will be closing in early January.

As the government borrows more and more it makes it more expensive for U.S. consumers to borrow money for mortgages, cars, and more.