As the holiday shopping season continues, artificial intelligence scammers are coming for your wallet.
Other venues have been allowing round-the-clock trading for years.
With the unemployment rate now at 4.6%, economists are predicting more of the same, at least for the first half of next year.
Based on this week’s jobs report, growth in average hourly earnings slowed to 3.5%, while price inflation is heating up.
Most seasonal workers go to the mall. But if you’re willing to brave cold nights on the street, the gig of tree seller could be more lucrative.
The economy lost 105,000 jobs in October but gained 64,000 jobs in November.
Costly health insurance is fueling patient interest in a cash-only model called direct primary care.
A recent investigation found that some lenders are using a controversial method for calculating interest, meaning some New Yorkers who already lost their homes have also been deprived of tens of thousands of dollars.
Even as holiday spending is expected to surpass $1 trillion, retailers are set to hire the lowest number of seasonal workers in decades.
Chinese citizens want to get money out of the country, while criminals are looking to clean illicit funds. They’re both using the same broker.
!["[New York City] is a town with a lot of people who work overnight and work late nights, and they're buying Christmas trees too," said June Hagin, who works at Uptown Christmas Trees in West Harlem.](https://img.apmcdn.org/4c30cbda1f1968e486d7b7b3c37b6583768840ff/widescreen/a50b07-20251217-a-person-carries-a-christmas-tree-webp2000.webp)
