Economy

Many consumers are thinking twice about taking on debt, while many lenders are tightening standards on credit card loans.

The WNBA had a breakout 2024 season. But if fans pull back on discretionary spending, it could be hard to keep the momentum.

Bank of America just announced that it would open 150 new branches across the country.

There's a lot of pent-up demand for new homes, but homebuilders are facing a combination of high interest rates, labor shortages and tariffs on construction materials.

Consumer spending wasn’t particularly strong last month, and Walmart will be raising prices soon, clearing the way for other retailers to do the same.

Investors, uncertain about the economy and financial markets, are gravitating toward the precious metal.

Japanese assets saw more than $50 billion worth of investment from abroad in April, according to a report from Nikkei Asia.

A weaker U.S. dollar means American companies can sell their goods at more competitive prices overseas. But it also threatens that reserve currency status.

Coinbase will be the first crypto firm to join the S&P 500 —  a sign of growing entanglement between the traditional finance world and crypto.

The bill would impose a 5% tax on remittance payments, with exceptions for most transfers made by U.S. citizens.