And a look back at the housing market in 2025.
Residential solar installers have been busy since July putting panels on roofs before federal tax credits expire at the end of 2025. Local programs and tax breaks are already buoying sales into the new year.
Price hikes and password-sharing crackdowns have customers reconsidering how much they’re willing to spend on streaming services.
Applications for adjustable-rate mortgages have more than doubled over the past year, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association.
Here’s what to expect in 2026, after a year of “uncertainty.”
Since the de minimis exemption was abolished four months ago, the number of parcels coming to the U.S. worth less than $800 has fallen by 54%.
According to a National Retail Federation survey, 72% of retailers have started charging for certain returns this year, up from 66% last year.
Warehousing use contracted in November for the first time in the Logistics Manager’s Index 9-year history.
Many workers earlier in their careers see return-to-office policies as a way to build relationships and gain mentorship.
Industrial activity was down 0.1% in October and up 0.2% in November, according to the Federal Reserve.
