“In the last six months, the tariff rate on products like we make in Cambodia coming into the U.S. has gone from 0% to 49% to 10% to 36% to 19%,” said Ben Knepler of True Places.

Nonprofits that do work the administration objects to — like helping support transgender or undocumented people — could see employees disqualified from the loan forgiveness program.

Many in the treatment industry view patients cycling in and out of rehab as a part of their business model.

“Many of our food banks are currently distributing the food that they typically stockpile for the Thanksgiving and Christmas season,” said Arkansas Hunger Relief Alliance CEO Sylvia Blain.

In response to U.S. trade restrictions, China has stopped exporting crucial chips used by automakers across North America. That’s already slowing down production of some models.

In a tight labor market, some job seekers are paying for job boards and recruitment services to help land the right gig.

Microshifting grants workers greater flexibility to check off both work and personal commitments.

Measuring inflation without government data is difficult right now, but there other indicators of where prices are and where they are headed.

Fewer tenants reported falling behind on rent, but landlords complained that they fell behind on making repairs.

Many groceries rely on customers with food stamps, especially in low-income and rural areas.